Originally posted by Iflyfish
Few countries on earth provide such rich geographic, cultural and culinary options as does Mexico.
Who could forget the zocalo in Oaxaca (flor de Mexico) and it’s anthropology museum, public market and mole stands; The Yucatan and the jewel of Tulum
and the ancient Maya Pyramids, miles of white sand beaches and turquoise water, sacred cenotes to swim in; Monte Alban and over a hundred
archeological sites; Puebla and it's musical Spanish and tiled everything ; Querétaro and its history, home of Juanipero Serra who named the missions
of California after the cathedrals’ in Queretaro, patrimony of humanity city; the tunnels, streets and mummies of Guanajuato; the winding hills and
tiled roofs of Taxco and it’s wealth of silver; the mariachis and the triple deck public market in Guadalajara, murals, gardens; the pyramids of
Tlaxcala where you can still see the original colors of the murals, The Voladores of Papantla ; the cuisine of Merida and its unique architecture,
parks and public music/dance/theater; El Fuerte and the Copper Canyon, land of the Tarahumara; the flamingos of Celestune; The verdant Michoacán;
lovely Colima with its museum of terra cotta dancing chiwawas; the beaches of the pacific coast; the jungles of the south; the murals of Orozco and
Rivera; Ballet Folklórico de México. So many Mexico’s and so little time.
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