Outdoor Adventure, Action and World Travel

[...] that could be classified as “the most diverse place in the world”, it’s Mexico City. La Ciudad de México, Distrito Federal, is second only to Tokyo as the world’s [...]

[...] hotel is, cost closer to 300 pesos. If you’re reading this in preparation for a trip to Mexico City, read this warning on Mexico City taxis. Not that you’ll be the victim of an “ [...]

[...] became the center of the Latin American art world after the aforementioned revolution of 1910. Frida Kahlo, whose “work has been celebrated in Mexico as emblematic of national and indigenous [...]

[...] world to comfort me. For the last four days, I’ve been in a small beach town called Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. It’s reminiscent of the Southern California that the beach boys try to [...]

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[...] who refuse to be weighed down by conventional knowledge about fear, pain and danger. These adrenaline junkies simply have no limits; they view limits and barriers as stepping stones to exciting [...]

[...] sports, the city is home to an entire sub-culture of extreme sport athletes and adrenaline junkies, upon which a tourist industry is built (Extreme Sports in Mexico). Young adults (and [...]

[...] and consumption thereof are major pieces to Mexico City agricultural, manufacturing and tourist economies. Cacao is/was not the most important crop to Mexican or Aztec cultivation, but it had been [...]

[...] most diverse place in the world”, it’s Mexico City. La Ciudad de México, Distrito Federal, is second only to Tokyo as the world’s largest metropolis, thus effectively [...]

[...] USD, the average Mexican makes about the same as the average human being. Mexico City, or Distrito Federal, has the 7th largest GDP of any city in the world and the highest GDP per capita of any city [...]

[...] government sold the company and all of its infrastructure (the only telephone and internet infrastructure in the whole country) in a very controversial sale to private investors, the [...]

[...] , they virtually annihilated their native populations. Whereas the native populations of pre-Columbian Mexico still live on, both in native communities and at least partially in the blood of most [...]

[...] a prophecy, in which an Eagle was found perched atop a cactus and eating a snake. Pre-Columbian Tenochtitlán was restored and can now be found near the center of modern Mexico City. [...]