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Nighttime Stroll in Oaxaca
We did an evening walk through the vibrant streets of Oaxaca. I’m surprised how many people are out and about. Our night began with a visit to the Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzmán. As the evening lights illuminated its…
Dinner at Zandunga in Oaxaca
For our dinner, we headed to Zandunga, a restaurant embodying the festive spirit its name suggests. The evening was a delightful exploration of Oaxacan flavors, beautifully presented in each dish. We began with a Tlayuda topped with chorizo. This traditional…
Is there Uber in Oaxaca?
No. As of November 2023. Our arrival at the Oaxaca International Airport, officially known as Aeropuerto Internacional de Oaxaca (OAX), marked the beginning of our much-anticipated adventure in this culturally rich city. Our Airbnb is located at a 25-minute drive…
Flight information is not always useful
Looks like the airport need to restart manually now. Can’t see flight schedule information! Automatic Repair Your PC did not start correctly Press ‘Restart’ to restart your PC, which can sometimes solve the problem. You can also press ‘Advanced options’…
Revolution Day Parade in Merida
Revolution Day in Mexico is a vibrant affair, particularly the parade that forms the centerpiece of the celebrations. Merida’s was a spectacular showcase of Mexico’s rich history and spirited culture. The involvement of the Merida police in the parade was…
Breakfast at Pan & Koffee
This is where we had breakfast before heading to the airport — Pan & Koffee. The moment I stepped into Pan & Koffee, I was captivated by the charming inner courtyard. It offered a tranquil oasis, perfect for a peaceful…
Day 4: History in Yucatán
Our fourth day outside Mérida was a blend of unexpected detours and awe-inspiring experiences, as we delved deeper into Yucatán’s rich heritage. Morning Setback and a New Start The day began with a hiccup: our tour car broke down at…
Night at Plaza Grande
We spent out last evening in Merida at Plaza Grande. As night fell, the plaza buzzed with life, offering an array of street food. The aroma of freshly made churros and the sight of marquesitas were irresistible. Catedral de Mérida…
Finally had Marquesitas
We tried Marquesitas, a popular street food dessert, choosing the cajeta version. Cajeta, a Mexican caramel made from goat’s milk, adds a rich, creamy sweetness to the Marquesita. Originating from the city of Celaya in Guanajuato, cajeta has a deep,…
Uxmal: An Ancient Maya Marvel
Pyramid of the Magician, unique due to its oval base, is steeped in myth. Its name originates from a folk tale about a magician who built the pyramid overnight. The oval shape, unusual in Maya architecture, adds to its mystique…
Ruins of Kabah in the Puuc Region
In the Puuc region of Yucatán, Mexico, the ruins of Kabah are a fascinating testament to ancient Maya civilization. Known for its distinctive Puuc architectural style, Kabah offers a glimpse into a rich historical past. The steep steps of the…