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Welcome to Tijuana, Mexico, a vibrant city located just across the border from San Diego, California. In this video, we'll explore some of the best things to do in Tijuana.
First on our list is the Tijuana Cultural Center, a must-see destination for anyone interested in the arts and culture of the city. Here, visitors can learn about the history and culture of Tijuana through a wide variety of exhibitions, performances, and workshops.
For a fun day at the beach, head to Playa de Tijuana, a beautiful and lively beach destination with great food and plenty of water activities. This beach is perfect for relaxing in the sun, playing beach volleyball, or even taking a surf lesson.
Next up is El Trompo, a fascinating interactive museum that focuses on science, technology, and innovation. Here, visitors of all ages can participate in a variety of hands-on activities and learn about the latest advancements in science and technology.
For a thrilling and entertaining experience, catch a Lucha Libre wrestling match. Lucha Libre is a unique and exciting form of Mexican wrestling, and Tijuana is one of the best places to see it live.
El Popo is another great place to visit, especially for those who love authentic Mexican food. This restaurant is known for its delicious tacos, burritos, and other Mexican specialties, and has been a Tijuana institution for more than 60 years.
Take a walk down Pasaje Rodriguez, a charming alleyway filled with colorful murals, street art, and local vendors selling handmade crafts and souvenirs.
Sports fans won't want to miss a visit to the Estadio Caliente, home to the Xolos, the local soccer team that competes in the Liga MX.
Lastly, take a stroll down Avenida Revolucion, the main street of Tijuana's bustling tourist district. Here, visitors can browse the many shops, restaurants, bars, and clubs, and soak up the vibrant energy of this unique city.
In conclusion, Tijuana offers a wide range of cultural, culinary, and entertainment experiences, making it a destination not to be missed. So come and discover all that Tijuana has to offer!
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The SAFEST cities in MEXICO? - NOT EVEN CLOSE
Recently, @nomadcapitalist published a video on the safest cities in Mexico. While some of the cities that he mentioned deserve to be on the list, there are others that I completely disagree with.
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In this video, I'm going to give you my thoughts on the safety in various popular expat destinations around Mexico such as Mexico City, Merida, Guadalajara, Cabo San Lucas, Lake Chapala, and others.
00:00 Safest Cities In Mexico - Video Reaction
00:14 Merida, Yucatan by Nomad Capitalist
00:52 Merida's Safety - My Take
01:23 Playa Del Carmen Safety
02:02 Playa Del Carmen - My Take
02:45 Mexico City Safety
04:00 Mexico City - My Thoughts
05:43 Why Mexicans are moving to Queretaro from Mexico City
06:08 Mexico City - Scary Crime Stats
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07:50 Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco - My thoughts
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09:11 Guadalajara / Laka Chapala - My thoughts on safety
09:56 Oaxaca City
10:12 Why I wouldn't live in Oaxaca City
10:41 La Paz and Cabo San Lucas
10:55 Baja California Sur - My Thoughts
11:07 San Miguel de Allende Safety
11:23 San Miguel - Near dangerous cities, but safe
11:40 US State Department Travel Warnings
12:01 The safest states in Mexico
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The Most Affordable Places in Each US State - Part 2
What are the most affordable places in the United States? This is the second and final part of our video about the most affordable places in each US state. Oops, you missed the first part? Hurry now and go and watch it to maximize your enjoyment of this information we are about to share. If you saw the first part, you would realize that the affordable places we mentioned are small towns for those who are looking to escape the stress of big cities. You would also agree that the cost of living is a big factor in deciding where to live. We told you a bit about the places we highlighted in each state. In this second part, we’re going to stick with the same style. Please enjoy it.
Montana: Sidney
No, not Sydney in Australia, is our starting point here. Sidney, a town in the state of Montana is close to the border of Montana and North Dakota with about 6,400 residents. Its close proximity to the Yellowstone River makes it a great place to enjoy outdoor activities while 78.30 percent of homes there are affordable.
Nebraska: Chalco
In Nebraska, Chalco, a census-designated place (CDP) in the eastern part of the state is the most affordable place. Here, 82.42 percent of homes are affordable while 75.3 percent are owner-occupied. Their median value is 153,100 dollars. You can visit the Chalco Hills Recreation Area and take a scenic walk around Wehrspann Lake.
Nevada: Spring Creek The next state is Nevada the location of Spring Creek, the city where 87.59 percent of homes are affordable. With over 13,600, residents, the city situated between the Elko Hills Ruby Mountains to the northwest and southeast is the most affordable in the state. New Hampshire: South Hooksett South Hooksett is a CDP in New Hampshire where 77.05 percent of homes are affordable. Home to 5,800 residents, it is located within Merrimack County and is about 3 miles away from Manchester. It is the 18th best suburb for public schools and the 14th best to buy a home in New Hampshire as 82.6 percent of homes are owner-occupied.
New Jersey: Yardville
We are now in Yardville in New Jersey where 77.79 percent of homes are affordable. It is also a CDP in Mercer County. This small town by the Delaware River and Philadelphia is less than an hour's drive from the city and a short driving distance from fun activities such as Sesame Place in Langhorne.
New Mexico: White Rock
In this small town with about 5,700 residents, 90.94 percent of homes are affordable. White Rock in New Mexico is next to multiple mountains, the Rio Grande, and Santa Fe National Forest. It is about 9 miles from Los Alamos National Laboratory. It has been ranked the best suburb to buy a house in New Mexico. New York: Big Flats Big Flats is a town in western New York. This town where 87.28 percent of homes are affordable is close to the Pennsylvania border. Close also to national forests, it’s near the city of Elmira and is not far from New York's Finger Lakes.
North Carolina: Wesley Chapel
Wesley Chapel is a small town in North Carolina where 84.31 percent of homes are affordable. Though as a community, it has existed since the 1800s, it was officially incorporated as a village in 1998. It has been ranked as the 6th best place to live in Union County, North Carolina.
North Dakota: Devils Lake
Devils Lake is a city of around 7,300 residents. The city where 80.15 percent of homes are affordable is named after the lake beside it. For those who love outdoor activities such as fishing, Devils Lake is great. Here is a place you can fish year-round, even in the winter.
Ohio: Delhi Hills
Delhi Hills is the most affordable place in the state of Ohio. This place where 85.75 percent of homes are affordable is just outside of Cincinnati and located on a bluff near the Ohio River. The town’s main attraction is Delhi Pike, a popular strip of highway with fast-food eateries and stores on both sides of the road.
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Las 6 playas más cercanas a la Ciudad de México
Estas son las playas más cercanas a la Ciudad de México planea tu viaje de fin de semana y disfrútalas todas.
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Si deseas visitar el mar, pero tienes poco tiempo y vives en la capital del país, estos seis destinos que cuentan con playas cercanas a la Ciudad de México te pueden interesar.
Tecolutla, Veracruz
Desde la CDMX a Tecolutla, podrás tomar la carretera México-Tuxpan realizando un recorrido de aproximadamente dos horas con cuarenta minutos.
Sabemos que, una vez llegues a este hermoso sitio, no querrás hacer otra cosa que tirarte en la arena, darte un delicioso baño en el mar o comer mariscos, sin embargo no olvides visitar el Museo Marino Comunitario que se caracteriza por tener el conocido cráneo del monstruo marino de Tecolutla. Este museo tiene alrrededor de 200 especies tanto vivas como disecadas, entre ellas algunas en peligro de extinción.
Y si de tantos peces te dio hambre, te recomendamos probar el Caldo Rompe-catres, un delicioso platillo típico de la región, compuesto de tiburón, pulpo y caracol.
Por último puedes visitar el Centro Tortuguero Vida Milenaria donde, en ciertas épocas del año, podrás liberar tortugas.
Tuxpan, Veracruz
Desde la CDMX a Tuxpan, harás aproximadamente cuatro horas tras el volante.Este mágico lugar se ubica en el estado de Veracruz y cuenta con aproximadamente nueve playas. Dentro de las más famosas encontramos la de Villamar, Cocoteros, Azul y San Antonio.
Aquí podrás hacer de todo, desde relajarte en la arena, bañarte en el mar, hasta bucear en las zonas ecoturísticas de arrecifes como “el Huerto del Bambú”, además de pasear en lancha mientras conoces los manglares de la zona.
También te recomendamos darte la oportunidad para degustar la comida de la región, que es en verdad deliciosa. Te sugerimos probar el pan de cazón, el zacahuil, los bocoles, y por supuesto la sopa de mariscos y el chilpachole de camarón.
Barra de Cazones o Cazones Herrera, Veracruz
Desde la CDMX a Barra de Cazones, recorrerás 283 kilómetros en aproximadamente cuatro horas para encontrarte con una serie de barras hermosas como son: Boquitas, Sur y Chaparrales. Aquí podrás caminar por el pueblito de Cazones, bucear en los arrecifes de coral, practicar esnorkel y kayak, pasear en lancha por los manglares, visitar el tortugario donde se incuban huevos de tortuga blanca, observar aves, entre muchas otras actividades.
De Barra de Cazones no te puedes ir sin saborear el delicioso zacahuil mientras escuchas huapango.
Costa Esmeralda, Veracruz
Desde la CDMX a Costa Esmeralda harás alrededor de cuatro horas de camino.
Si quieres perderte en la intimidad de una playa poco conocida, estamos seguros de que Costa Esmeralda es ideal para ti, su belleza es incomparable, sobre todo por el intenso tono verde del agua y el color tostado de la arena.
Además, cuenta con alrededor de 800 hectáreas de manglares, (maomeno) convirtiéndolo en el sitio perfecto para dar paseos en lancha.
Entre los lugares de interés que puedes visitar se encuentran la Cueva del Pirata, el Salón del Silencio o el Estero de la mojarra. No te olvides de darte una vuelta por su reserva natural, llamada Tuxtlas, donde podrás practicar ecoturismo.
Aquí tambiém podrás probar el zacahuil, el huatape de camarón y por supuesto el torito, una bebida de pulpa de fruta con aguardiente.
Playa Barra Vieja, Guerrero
Desde la CDMX a Playa Barra Vieja, harás alrededor de cuatro horas y media, pero valdrá la pena el camino ya que podrás disfrutar del agua dulce de su laguna y de un ambiente selvático único.
En esta playa de color grisáceo podrás hacer recorridos a caballo para ver el atardecer, y si visitas la laguna de Tres Palos, lugar en donde se filmó parte de la película “Tarzán” en los 60´s, podrás disfrutar de la flora y fauna del lugar.
No te vayas de Barra Vieja sin probar el platillo más famoso del lugar, el “pescado a la talla”.
Acapulco, Guerrero
Actualmente para llegar a las playas de Acapulco haces alrededor de cuatro horas y media de camino.
Acapulco es uno de los destinos de playa más conocidos a nivel internacional. Ganó fama desde la época de los 60’s y al día de hoy sigue representado una gran opción para disfrutar de unos días de sol, arena y mar.
Algunos de los principales atractivos turísticos de este destino son sus famosos clubes nocturnos, los temerarios y ya clásicos saltos en la Quebrada, los paseos por las playas de Caleta y Caletilla, el Parque Acuático el Rollo o un recorrido por el Parque Papagayo.
The Mexicans You Didn't Know Exist 🇲🇽
Today I am taking you to Cuauhtémoc Chihuahua in Mexico. Here resides a colony of Mennonites that have been living here for almost 100 years. They fled from Europe and Canada seeking religious freedom and eventually found it in Chihuahua Mexico. The Mennonites live a very traditional life and are very strict with their norms and with what they can and can't do. In todays vlog we will go deep into their world and discover what being a Mennonite in Mexico is all about.
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Line To Get In Mixquic Iconic Cemetery & Church Was Long But So Worth It - Day of the Dead Mexico
If you are in CDMX during Día de Muertos, don’t sleep on Mixquic. It’s literally the most amazing thing I saw while we were here. Lots of news outlets will say it’s hard to get to or that they don’t let tourists in, but don’t believe it. We took an Uber after the Day of the Dead parade and arrived around 6pm just in time to see the iconic cemetery lit up in all its glory. It was amazing!
Mixquic is most famous for the Day of the Dead celebrations that take place here each year. On the border with the State of Mexico, it was another island kingdom, completely integrated into the chinampa canal system that characterize so much of the southeast of the city.
Getting to San Andrés Mixquic from Metro Tlahuac should mean a taxi ride of just under 40 minutes. On a bicycle, you might make it a little sooner. Bicycle routes will sometimes take you through some of the farmfields and former canals. It’s an exhiliarating experience.
Mixquic All Year Round
Mixquic’s influx of out-of-town visitors has resulted in a top-heavy Day of the Dead experience that’s growing into an annual tour of the cemeteries in the surrounding countryside. A number of private companies now offer such tours.
But Mixquic is fascinating any time of year. The church and monastery at the center of the famous graveyard are both 16th Augustinian creations. Built atop a Mixquica ceremonial center, this is ancient territory. The church atrium proudly displays both a figure of Mixquixtl, a goddess of life and death and a magnificent Chacmool sculpture, along with two of the rings used in the ancient ball game.
One of the seven original settlements in Tláhuac, the name comes from the Náhuatl mizquitl meaning “place of mesquite.” This actually betrays the fact that mesquite is another of those few English words of Náhuatl origin.
Once surrounded by the waters of Lake Chalco, the village was once the seat of an island kingdom. Long dependent on fishing, from about 1168, the island was home to the Chichimec, Chalcas and Cuitlahuacas peoples. They were later subdued by Xochimilco, and eventually by Tenochtitlán.
It was the Augustinian friars, Jorge de Ávila and Gerónimo de San Esteban, who took up the project of converting all of the local people to Christianity and they are credited with having added the name San Andrés to the existing name of Mixquic. The church complex they began building, in 1536 and 1537, was finished in 1563. An earthquake destroyed all but the bell tower and work began again in 1620.
The church today has three big naves. The wooden door still bears the original nails and brass finishings. The altarpiece shows off a Christ figure made from corn paste. Still known as the Señor de las Maravillas, the ankles, knees and shoulders are articulated to give him movement, and the hair is natural. The church’s patron saint carries a fish in his hand in recognition of Mixquic’s historical role as a fishing village.
Day of the Dead in Mixquic
November 1st and 2nd are still big feast days, and as the Day of the Dead observances in Mexico City keep getting bigger, they do here, too.
Beware, most visitors are not permitted within the cemetery after about 10 p.m. on the night of November 2nd. This is the highlight of the festivities, and most visitors will find themselves in the rather carnival-like atmosphere outside.
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The Hills Are Alive! Hiking Adventure at Chalco Hills
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LEARN ABOUT GEOCACHING HERE!
Geocaching is a fun and rewarding hobby that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and skill levels. For those who are new to geocaching, the prospect of finding hidden treasures in the great outdoors can be an exciting experience. However, it can also be a bit intimidating, especially for those who are unfamiliar with the hobby or don't know where to start. Here are some tips on how new geocachers, or muggles, can get involved with geocaching:
1. Create an account on a geocaching website or app: The first step to getting involved with geocaching is to create an account on either Geocaching.com or the Geocaching app. This will give you access to a database of caches that have been hidden by other geocachers in your area. The free version allows access to limited caches, but you can upgrade to Premium to gain access to all geocaches!
2. Find a cache near you: Once you've created your account, use the search function to find a cache near you. You can filter your search by location, difficulty, and terrain, depending on your preferences.
3. Read the cache description: Before you head out to search for a cache, be sure to read the cache description carefully. This will give you important information about the cache, including its location, difficulty level, and any hints that might help you find it.
4. Bring a pen and some trinkets to trade: When you find a cache, be sure to sign the logbook and leave a trinket if you have one to trade. This is a fun way to participate in the geocaching community and leave your mark on the cache.
5. Follow the geocaching etiquette: As you get more involved with geocaching, it's important to follow the etiquette of the hobby. This includes leaving the cache exactly as you found it, respecting private property, and being mindful of other geocachers and muggles who may be in the area.
If you want to learn more about getting involved with the geocaching community, you can subscribe to Hullsome on YouTube and follow me on TikTok and Instagram. Between watching my videos and following the steps above, you can quickly become a pro and experience all the thrill and excitement that geocaching has to offer!
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