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 by mocca
It is also lot safer and cleaner than Mexico city. Leave a Comment
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 by yeah_baby
The Tulum ruins in Quintana Roo are located 131 kilometers south of Cancun, just 20 minutes south of Akumal on Hwy. 307. Facing the sea, Tulum is impressive and powerful. Known as the 'Walled City', Tulum was thought to be one of the most important cities of the ancient Mayan during its time. Fresco remnants are still visible inside some of the structures. Leave a Comment
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 by LATINO82
Also visit the cities that surround Mexico City. Texcoco is a very nice place to visit. You can even dance Quebradita in the street! if you don't know how to dance... I assure you will learn! If I could do it, you too! Reference: See the pic! lol Leave a Comment
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 by Lys-Noir
I did have time to stroll around and also do some shopping. There are many shopping malls around the city and prices were incredibly low.
Instead of bying only one dress, I made the owner of one shop very happy by bying four or was it even six dresses. All staff members were bowing (this is true) when I left the store. I felt like a Queen, lol!!
And how good did I feel myself knowing how little money I spent but how much I gave to that store, maybe they even closed it for the rest of the day and left for home :-)!
Those dresses were totally not planned but I just couldn't resist!
Of course a bottle of genuine tequila but no sombrero! Leave a Comment
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 by ephobius
If you like climbing you must go to visit these giants. Both are more than 5,000 meters high. You must be almost an expert if you want to reach the top. If you are like me, a once-a-decade climber 8D you can reach the snow lower level (1 km below the top). Popo rarely smokes, then it is prohibited to climb.
There are bus trips to Amecameca, the starting point for climbers. Look for it on a map. There are mountain lodges. Leave a Comment
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Finding tennis clubs in Mexico City is not easy but a good Web site comes packed with addresses and phone numbers: http://www.etenis.com.mx/clubes.htm. Give it a try! Leave a Comment
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If you are a computer fanatic looking from anything from a complete PC to a box of CD-R media, don't waste any time and go to the city center. On Republica Del Salvador you will find a building with hundreds of computer shops! The place is totally hectic and packed with people.
This area is heaven for compu-freaks - you can buy second hand motherboards on the street, or get harpooned by a guy selling pirated software at dirt cheap prices.
Right next to Salvador is Bolivar, the audiophile heaven! Dozens of shops selling all sorts of audio accessories, from gigantic loudspeakers to microphones. Not to be missed!
However, be careful when buying items or just walking around - the street is well-known for muggings and is not considered to be safe. Leave a Comment
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