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Baja California Sur...gray whales, sea of cortez and the endless desert

Sun, 8 Feb 2009 | By thefuegoproject | Views [8227] | Comments [9]

21/1/09 - 4/2/09 Guerrero Negro to La Paz 840 km Sometimes things happen exactly at the right moment. For us this was meeting Vincent and Michel, two Swiss cyclists, who also started their expedition in Alaska in May, and were on their way to Argentina.... Read more >

Tags: baja california, beaches, biking, birds, cactus, cyclists, desert, mexico, whales, wildlife

Tangamandapio 14th of September

Tue, 18 Sep 2012 | By margitpirsch | Views [2844]

Tangamandapio Seems like with the most complicated name, comes the most amazing invitation. We have left Guadalajara a few days ago....went to Chapala, stayed in Ajijic and started yesterday around the lake towards Morelia. So beautiful - the ... Read more >

Ciudad de Meh-hi-co

Wed, 12 Mar 2008 | By mel_mel | Views [1210]

Hurray! I'm not dead. Aren't you lucky? The 'dangers' of Mexico, I'm pleased to report, are all hype (provided you are careful with taxis and have some common sense [oh no. I'm screwed!]). The biggest problem here is that virtually nobody speaks English.... Read more >

Tags: sightseeing

Mexico City

Fri, 10 Nov 2006 | By twizz83 | Views [1106]

Metro Mayhem Hola from Mexico! We both arrived safely after a very long flight (11 hours) into Mexico City at 7pm local time (1am our time!). Got picked up at the airport by someone working for Hostel Amigo (where we were staying). Gratefully arrived ... Read more >

Tags: Laughter

Ciudad de Mexico - from above

Sun, 15 Aug 2010 | By vee | Views [937]

Mexico City is an awesome to place to arrive into by plane. And if like me, you have left your trip somewhat unplanned; and if like me, your spanish skills amount to pretty much nada; and if like me, you have no friends or family waiting at the airport ... Read more >

Tags: df, mexico city, travel jitters

From Mazunte to Coyoacan

Fri, 9 Apr 2010 | By nickandlaina | Views [903]

Ok everyone, I have written this blog here: http://nickandlaina.blogspot.com/ Check it out, I just wrote a new one. I will continue my blog at this address, so keep reading! -Nick

Mayan ruins and tropical paradise.

Fri, 9 Sep 2005 | By willlou | Views [792]

In the last week or so we have crossed the peninsular of Yucatn visiting some of the great Mayan sites. The first was Uxmal, which was very atmospheric out in the forest, with very few visitors and inhabited by large Iguanas. The second was Chichen Itaz, ... Read more >

Tags: On the Road

Understanding a Culture through Food - What food means in Mexico

Fri, 19 Apr 2013 | By nosoygringo | Views [641] | Scholarship Entry

Speaking about Kim Jong-un days ago, I told a friend all the leader needs is a beer and some tacos. Understanding a culture through its food? Kim might. So do us. Culinary expressions are inherent to Mexican genes. Perhaps too much, or we would not ... Read more >

Tags: Travel Writing Scholarship 2013

Mexico!

Fri, 19 Jan 1996 | By jenko7 | Views [456]

Took a day-trip down to Tijuana, just over the border in Mexico. Stopped off at San Diego on the way down.

Tags: Culture

Because.....Mexico

Tue, 4 Jun 2013 | By mstoinette | Views [225]

I´ve been living in Mexico for 5 years now, so this isn´t really a travel blog, but I have been, and will be travelling a lot while I´m here. Over the time I´ve spent here, there are a LOT of things that are really ... Read more >

Sayulita: A View From the Sidelines

Tue, 26 May 2015 | By | Views [179] | Scholarship Entry

As I approached the outskirts of Sayulita, I immediately felt a distinct impression, starkly different from the Mexican tourist spots I had visited in the past. Eagerly, I sprung out of the taxi anxious to experience a side of Mexico I had never seen.... Read more >

Tags: 2015 Writing Scholarship