Destination: Mexico
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Mon, 29 Aug 2005 | By will | Views [10582] | Comments [11]
The Sierra Norte is a range of mountains just to the North of Oaxaca which contain a network of trekking and mountain biking routes through spectacular pine forests. The ancient pathways connect eight villages ( the pueblos mancomunados) which work ... Read more >
Tags: trekking route descriptions
Fri, 20 Aug 2010 | By responsible-travel | Views [5331] | Comments [3]
By JoAnna Haugen. The plan was this: We were going to spend the day visiting the rural
villages located on the outskirts of Huatulco, Mexico, where we would
learn about the local weaving craft, watch women make local fare, and
tour medicinal ... Read more >
Mon, 10 Jan 2011 | By ryanandjo | Views [3552]
After slightly over two months in Central America we crossed into Mexico and were promptly handed a 6 month visa and allowed to pass into the country without having our bags searched. We have managed to travel all the way from Panama City, ... Read more >
Tags: antojitos, chichén itzá, cozumel, maya, playa del carmen, tacos, tulum, valladolid
Sat, 6 Nov 2010 | By rachel_and_daniel | Views [2305]
On arriving at Chihuahua at some godforsaken time in the morning, we found our way to the train station to get the morning Copper Canyon train up to Creel, high in the Sierra Madre. Except, there wasn't one, so instead we walked into town (probably ... Read more >
Tags: chihuahua, copper canyon, creel
Tue, 9 Mar 2010 | By nickandlaina | Views [1427] | Comments [2]
For the third time in my life, I was covered from head to toe in mud. The first was in Hawaii, during my first semester, and then again while we were in Cartegena, Colombia, at the mud volcano. This time we were in a traditional native American (Aztec/Mayan/Zapotec) ... Read more >
Sat, 17 Nov 2007 | By connieandjohn | Views [689]
Our first week has taken us down the center of Mexico from Cuidad Juarez to Zacatecos with a side trip to Barranca del Cobre or Copper Canyon. We are averaging just over 250 miles a day, not bad considering the 50 mph speed limit most of the way.... Read more >
Tags: Culture
Thu, 21 Oct 2010 | By kalamina | Views [637]
The next site, Uxmal, was a site not to miss so we made Amy and Rob come along too. It was pretty expensive to get in, the same as Chichen Itza, but I think it was worth it. The architectural style was the same as the sites we saw the day before, which ... Read more >
Wed, 13 Feb 2008 | By danielapuebla | Views [632] | Comments [1]
Well, I am actually at my internship right now, but its my first official day, so I dont really have to do anything. It is in a company called T-Systems, and it comes from the German company Deutsche Telekom. There are three branches in Mexico, one here ... Read more >
Tags: Work
Fri, 15 Jun 2012 | By hcr64 | Views [617] | Comments [1]
So started the trip in the old fashioned way at LGW with an early morning Pinot Grigio. Then onto the Cancun flight where my lovely friend who works for BA managed to get me an upgrade - no Goat Class for me. Hotel is great with a pool & the sunburn ... Read more >
Fri, 26 Oct 2018 | By mattso | Views [536]
I must apologise to those of you who have been checking this journal for updates and not finding anything. The World Nomads site is not setup for mobile devices, tablets and phones, and the procedure to create the blogs and upload photos is too cumbersome.... Read more >
Wed, 1 Mar 2006 | By paula-n-owen | Views [472]
Tags: On the Road
Wed, 2 Jan 2013 | By sarah_crowder | Views [416]
Written January 1, 2013
The first caving excursion we took was to Rio Choy, a 210 foot vertical cave near Cuidad Valles. We woke up fairly early on the morning of New Year’s Eve, had breakfast, and made the short drive from Hotel Taninul ... Read more >
Tue, 4 Nov 2014 | By jrdenola | Views [338] | Comments [2]
so I am in Guadalajara and dia de Los muertos has been the last two nights. It was pretty cool. Lots of skeletons and people dressed up with their faces painted. Guadalajara is nice. I am staying in a hostel that is owned by a ... Read more >
Tue, 24 Jul 2001 | By korric | Views [287]
Thu, 4 Sep 2008 | By e-face_in_mx | Photo Gallery
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