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17. Izamal

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The reason we were late in Chichen Itza was our decision to visit Izamal on the way, and have lunch there. Izamal is known as the Ciudad Amarillo – the Yellow City -, and as soon as you enter, it is obvious why. All the houses, many of which are probably of colonial origin, have [...]

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To Oaxaca

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South into the mountains, there are several interesting archeaological sites near the provincial town of Oaxaca So far we have stayed fairly close to Mexico DF, but now it is time to explore further afield. Our next destination is Oaxaca, in the mountains to the south. Soon after Puebla the landscape changes, becoming spectacularly desolate, [...]

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Around the Capital

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There are lots of attractive sites, from various periods of Mexico’s history not too far away from the capital, from pre-Aztec pyramids to Spanish colonial towns with a wealth of churches and convents. Ruins come in different forms in Mexico. Many of the less important ones are only partly restored, or restored but not vigorously [...]

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The 10 Latest Entries to the Site
- the theft report July 3, 2026
- La Defense – Paris July 2, 2026
- What’s new? June 11, 2026
- the museum June 10, 2026
- the murals June 6, 2026
- 27 Mexico City (2) – the murals June 6, 2026
- 26. Mexico City May 28, 2026
- 25. a bit more Mexican history May 23, 2026
- 24. arrival in Mexico City May 23, 2026
- Museo de Antropología de Xalapa May 17, 2026
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