Christian, Author, Traveler
Teotihuacan is an ancient city with centuries of secrets since 100 BC. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this once-thriving metropolis flourished in the Northeast of modern-day Mexico City until approximately 700 AD. Teotihuacan is a testament to its builders’… Read moreTeotihuacan – Mexico’s Pyramid Mystery
Tulancingo is a quaint city in the Hidalgo Province of Mexico, 119 km from Mexico City. Founded by the Toltecs in 645 AD and after several cultures such as the Chichimecas, the Aztecs, the Spanish conquistadors, and the French controlled it, Mexico… Read moreTulancingo, Mexico – A Must Visist
Xochimilco (pronounced sow·chee·meel·kow) is a vibrant area 122 km south of Mexico City, renowned for its ecological significance and rich tapestry of culture and history woven through its iconic water transport system. The canals of Xochimilco stretch over 170 kilometers,… Read moreXochimilco – Mexico
Mexico City is an incredible city with so much going on. In case you missed my previous blog on it, you can read it here. But this time I was here on personal business and did not have the time… Read morePosada Viena Hotel – a little gem in Mexico City
Mexico City: Our purpose for going to Mexico City (the capital of Mexico) was originally only to get a very important piece of paper from the South African Embassy (Read Here). Fortunately, our sweet friend’s mother offered her home and… Read moreMexico City – Mexico