Day of the Dead in Mexico City and Why You Should Avoid It

Day of the Dead in Mexico City and Why You Should Avoid It

I have been living in Mexico City for 6 years. Last year, 2022, Mexico City completely melted down during Day of the Dead. Getting to, and seeing, the Parade was literally impossible. Less difficult, was seeing the Catrinas in Zocalo (Mexico City’s Famous Main Square), but you really needed some skill in order to go…

Downtown Lima – Sketchy and Surprisingly Gay – Home to the Lima Gay Underground
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Downtown Lima – Sketchy and Surprisingly Gay – Home to the Lima Gay Underground

About Me, Tracey Parker Most people only stay in Lima a few day to one week, at the most, on their way to Machu Picchu or the Amazon. I wanted to spend more time to get a feel for what it was like to be gay there. I have lived in Mexico City for 6…

An Afternoon In Mexico City’s Chapultepec Park
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An Afternoon In Mexico City’s Chapultepec Park

Spending a day in Mexico City’s Famous Parque Chapultepec is a must for even the shortest trips to Mexico City. How do you Maximize your time there? Well for starters keep in mind the following shortcomings to workaround. Most Important! For this reason it is highly recommended that you get an early start. Spending the…

Non Touristy Teotihuacan tour Alternative – Better Pyramids and Diego Rivera Aztec Art Collection in the South of Mexico City
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Non Touristy Teotihuacan tour Alternative – Better Pyramids and Diego Rivera Aztec Art Collection in the South of Mexico City

In Mexico ‘Past epochs never vanish completely, and blood still drips from all their wounds, even the most ancient. Sometimes the most remote or hostile beliefs and feelings are found together in one city or one soul, or are superimposed like those pre-cartesian pyramids that almost always conceal others. – The Labyrinth of Solitude, by…