Pretty Places – Oaxaca, Mexico

From the food to the people, the architecture to the wafting smells of chocolate & baking bread, Oaxaca is a beautiful city that is a feast for the senses. I absolutely loved Oaxaca and I would recommend it to anyone. The photos below are some that I took just walking around town. While some of them are not the most exciting, they give you a great taste of some of the beauty that the city holds. If you get a chance – go to Oaxaca. You won’t regret it.

If you’re curious to learn more about Oaxaca you can view some of my previous posts:

Street Photos – Oaxaca, Mexico

Inside Oaxaca’s Hidden Market

Oaxaca City Blues

The Wonderful, Beautiful Food of Oaxaca

Hostal Del Mercado, Oaxaca – A Hostel Review

Move over Margarita! Michelada has come to town.

Somewhere in Time Photo 1

Somewhere in Time Photo 2

Somewhere in Time Photo 3

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****************Keep a green tree in your heart and perhaps a singing bird will come.**************** Bethany Salvon is a full time Travel/Wedding photographer, travel blogger, world adventurer & the founder of BeersAndBeans.com. She has a thing for blueberries and vintage photographs.

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33 comments

    1. You should definitely try to head over there Keith. It was a really fantastic place! @Keith,

  3. I love the depth of the top picture, very nice 🙂

    1. Thanks for your comment Anil – I’m glad you like it.@Anil,

    2. Beautiful shots, if I had to pick a fave it would be the last one (although those benches are far from comfortable, right!) The first one featuring the clouds is almost 3D!

      Wonderful series, your blog design is stunning also.
      .-= Ant Stone´s last blog ..Colour Vision- 336666 =-.

      1. Thanks! I checked out your blog too and love it! I am trying to add one of your widget boxs for the T-bag to my site now but having a tough time making it work. I’m sure it’s my bad – I’ll figure it out 🙂 @Ant Stone,

  4. Excellent photos Beth…did you make it to Puerto Escondido? Not much of a cultural place but it has massive surf than can be spectacular…

    federico
    maitravelsite.com

    1. Thanks for your comment Federico! We didn’t make it to Puerto Escondido because we didn’t have enough time but we really wanted to.

      Hopefully next time. 🙂 @Federico,

  5. I don’t think there is anywhere else in the world where you would find such beautiful and colourful buildings, great pics.

    1. Thanks Ryan! I’m so glad you liked them.@ryan,

  6. Wow, great photos, Bethany! They immediately reminded me of various spots around Colombia and now I want to to go to Oaxaca, ummm, now please? Makes me want to hit the road–very inspiring!

    1. I remember when you guys were blogging about Columbia – I wanted to go so bad! It looked amazing! Say hi to Adam for me – hope things are going good for you both. 🙂@Megan,

  7. Wow! I didn’t make it here when I was in Mexico and now I feel like I am missing out! Gorgeous shots and you are definitely inspiring some Mexico wanderlust in me! 🙂

  12. These are some brilliant shots– you must have a terrific eye and camera. Keep them coming! I wish to visit one day.

  13. Wow – the buildings are amazing! Such gorgeous architecture…beautiful shots

  14. Gorgeous! The first one is my favorite and it just seems so crisp and detailed! love it!!!
    also I love the detail of the railing along that balcony further down!
    awesome! 🙂

  15. I’m glad you retweeted this. It’s such a colorful place and you’ve captured it well. As always, love, love your work.

    1. As always I have to thank you for making my dad. Have you considered charging for your comments? I think you could make a lot of money!!! 🙂 @Nomadic Chick,

  18. Lovely pictures. I spent some time in Oaxaca learning Spanish and it was just such a charming place to stay. Loved strolling through the Plaza in the evenings along with all the locals.

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