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Hi, just want to check if there are any direct bus/ transportation from Teotihuacan to Guananjuato?? Any time schedule??
also, are there any lockers for lugguage at Teotihuacan bus station?? Thanks a lot1
No, you will have to return to autobuses norte, the northern bus station. You can check your luggage there. If you dont have too much luggage you can take the subway to autobuses del norte, check your bags, visit Teotihuacan, return to norte then catch a bus to guanajuato. If you have a lot of luggage, take a taxi to Norte.
No lockers for your lugguage at Teotihuacan. Do as above suggested, take your bus to Guanajuato at autobus norte.
Hi Amy,
I can't help you with your bus transportation question, but I can help you if you have questions about Guanajuato.
My husband and I have lived in Guanajuato (the city) for the past 5+ years and have done some traveling in the region.
Have a great trip!
Cindi
visit Chapultapec Park! There is a zoo, lovely landscaping, and a pond that people rowed in. One man kept coming back and forth, waiting for us to take his picture. As a gawky 13 year old, my fondest memory was in a cafe where 2 waiters brought a stack of paper placemats out. My grandmother had to tell me that it didn't take two strapping young men to carry paper placemats - they just wanted to see me! True or not, it still makes me feel good to this day!
One thing that I noticed and then my sister also mentioned was that the people here show so much affection to eachother. Couples holding hands hugging and kissing on the street was very common. Alot of touchy feely, not in a disrespectful way, but in a very nice very affectionate manner.
I probably saw more affection here than at any other place I have ever visited. I was staying in the Zona Rosa neighborhood which I later found out was a high homosexual area. Nothing wrong with that But it was the same thing here.
It didnt make us feel uncomfortable rather it made me kinda miss my honey. :)
I guess next time I will have to bring him.
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