Posts Tagged ‘Oaxaca’
Share Somewhere In Time is a weekly post featuring a photo from around the world. Enjoy! A young boy wipes away tears at the grave of a loved one on Day of the Dead in Oaxaca, Mx while the rest of the women in his family watch over him. I wasn’t able to find out [...]
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Share Somewhere In Time is a weekly post featuring a photo from around the world. Enjoy! Walking around the Mexican cemeteries during El Día de los Muertos is a mind boggling experience. The cemeteries in Mexico are beautiful and lush – filled with trees and flowers. The sights, the sounds and the smells are almost [...]
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Share As if you needed yet another reason to visit the magical city of Oaxaca, Mexico – I’m going to give you one. Chocolate. Oaxacan chocolate is well known around the world. The most popular chocolate staples in Oaxaca are hot chocolate & chocolate mole but it seems common to throw a little chocolate in [...]
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Share Like other bustling cities in Mexico, Oaxaca has several excellent markets. We ended up in Hostel Del Mercado which was located right next to the 20 de Noviembre Market which conviently, as you might guess, is located on 20 Noviembre street. The market is inside a very large building that doesn’t really look too [...]
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Share Somewhere In Time is a weekly post featuring photos from around the world. Enjoy! A young woman dances with a man in costume at a Day of the Dead parade in Oaxaca, Mexico. Some residents dress up similar to Halloween while others spend time in more traditional ways by decorating, praying & socializing in [...]
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Share It didn’t take long—two sips, maybe—to fall in love with the sultry spice of the Mexican Michelada. A concoction of hot sauce, tomato juice, lime and beer served over ice with a salted rim, the Michelada offers up a refreshing, mixed beer drink for any occasion. Considered to be Mexico’s bloody Mary, the [...]
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Share Editors note: The following is an entry from Randy’s Oaxaca travel journal. This is the first in a number of posts that will detail our trip to the Mexican state for El Día de los Muertos or All Soul’s Day. (A mariachi band play their hearts out on at the grave of a loved [...]
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