Mexico

heading into mexico from texas for about 5 days next week.. any suggestions on what can be done in that time would be a big help ..or if someone knows a beach where there is nothing to do that would do just fine also

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shep

I plan to take a bus from St Cristobal to Tuxtla, visit the Tuxtla zoo, and then fly to Oaxaca the same day. Where can I leave luggage SAFELY during the day in Tuxtla? Should I carry it to the zoo, or check it in at some bus terminal?

Also, what's the easiest way of traveling to the zoo from the bus terminal? I do not speak a word of Spanish, although I understand a few dozen words.

This will be my very first trip to Mexico and Chiapas. My time is limited, so I am just sampling the country. I plan to stay one day in St Cristobal de las Casas to get some taste of Chiapas and then I'll return to Mexico DF and further. I'll arrive in Chiapas/Cristobal on a tuesday afternoon, stay the wednesday in St Cristobal area, and leave on thursday morning.

Interests: to learn something, even a little, about contemporary life and beliefs in the area. I will see plenty of ruins elsewhere…

Am looking to go to mexico in july and august but i hear that its hurricane season does it affect most of the country or are there places where i can still enjoy the sun and laze around on the beach

How long would these 2 bus journeys be about?

Avenida Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City is often the scene of outdoor art displays - lots of seasonal/annual sculpture, and various events. At the end of December 2006 Diálogo de Bancas was inaugurated and the exhibition will continue through most of 2007.

The Bancas project is one of user-friendly works of art, created by some of Mexico's best-known sculptors/architects/artists: 71 benches scattered along Paseo de la Reforma from the El Ángel de la Independencia monument to Avenida…

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Looking for a nice relaxing 5-7 days vacation on Pacific coast of Mexico. Hopefully someplace I can rent a little house or apartment overlooking the water and watch the ocean, drink a beer, and relaxing after a grinding semester of nursing school. I would like someplace I can wander into town and get some "real" Mexico, with some sort of nightlife being a distant 3rd priority.

I was looking at Zihuatanejo and it looked nice. LP Guide says it's "very touristy." Is this the case? My…

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I'm in the process of planing my 2 & a half week trip. I've been to mexico many times, yet never been south of mexico city. A couple friends who have never been will tag along. so this time we will arrive at mexico city, be there a couple days, do the city and it's surroundings. from the city we either:

A) Bus it to Oaxaca, monte alban and Huatulco beach area spend a couple days on the beach, and from there bus it to San Cristobal de las Casas and up to Palenque. fly back through…

Hi! I'll be in Baja with a car on a family vacation (no kids, though) at the end of April (me - 34 years old, my brother - 36 years old, and our father - 62 years old.) Any suggestions for where to go - the best spots on Baja?

thanks in advance!
-Alyssa

Would someone know if USA appliances work in Mexican outlets or is an adapter necessary? I had heard there is a Mexican town where many Westerners live...Anyone know where that could be?? thanks