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Palenque Mexico: The Greatest Attractions Guide
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1. Palenque Ruins Discovered in 1740, the Archaeological Zone of Palenque Chiapas was a Mayan City during the Classic period. Moreover, nowadays the ruins and the surrounding National Park are considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This place is truly a masterpiece! A place where time and the present collide in these majestic ancient ruins. Certainly, you…
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Butterfly Sanctuary Mexico Guidebook
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When is the monarch butterfly season? Every winter, between November and March, millions of monarch butterflies dress the forests of central-western Mexico in orange, whitish, and black tones. After traveling thousands of kilometers from Canadian lands, this little flier arrives at the Mexican statesβ forests. For over 40 years, these beautiful creatures have been coming here to reproduce and find…
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Jalisco Mexican Food: Dishes that Will Enchant You
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Welcome to our post about Jalisco Mexican Food! Hopefully, by seeing these delicacies, you can be encouraged to visit the beautiful state of Guadalajara, Jalisco: Importance of Jalisco Mexican Food Jalisco, like the other states of the Mexican Republic, has its own ways of cooking food, and over time has formed gastronomy, both traditional and…
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Solo Travel: 2024 Updated Tips
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Planning a solo adventure? Fear not! Once in a lifetime, we need to connect deeply with ourselves. For instance, one of our readers was encouraged to follow some of our solo travel tips and came on a solo adventure with us! Have a look at our review π So, by seeing this, we are happy…
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Mayan Pyramids in Mexico & Where to See Them
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ββHave you only heard about the Chichen Itza and other Mayan ruins of Mexico? In this article, we show you where to visit the Mayan Pyramids in Mexico βοΈWe introduce you to the five winners of our award ceremony! *Drums sound in the background* π₯π₯π₯ Bonus… History buffs from all over the world come year…
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A Quick Guide to Mexican Aztec Pyramids’ History
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The Aztec Civilization The Aztecs were people from northern Mexico who settled on Texcoco Lake, in the Valley of Mexico, around 1325. They were known as The Mexica, who founded their capital “Mexico-Tenochtitlan” 400 years after the Mayan splendor. Outside the social scale were the slaves, who were mostly prisoners of war. They sacrificed people,…