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Moving to Mexico: From Phoenix to Guanajuato

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Travel Advice for Guanajuato, Mexico

Travel advice for visiting Guanajuato, Mexico by Muse and Dare Macchione {sisters}

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San Salvador Travel Guide - Welcome to El Salvador | 90+ Countries with 3 Kids

Welcome to San Salvador, the capital and the most populous city of El Salvador!

Being the country's political and cultural center, it takes up one-third of El Salvador's population and one-half of the country's wealth. The majority of the country‘s corporations are located in the city and that being said, it is a very important financial hub of Central America. With its wide boulevards and narrow streets, roadside stalls, churches, museums, exciting nightlife, it can be described as a modern and hectic city.

All year round, the weather is hot, being around 27 °C, and the coolest period of about 22.2 °C lasts from November to February. Except for its weather, San Salvador is also praised for its perfect location. It has proximity to both the ocean and mountains.

We stayed at María José Suites which was in a really really nice location. It is close to the San Salvador Bicentennial Park and the nearest airport.

El Salvador has a reputation for being dangerous. We felt safe the whole time we were there. We took Uber to get around and visited all the highlights in the downtown area of San Salvador.

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1O COSAS QUE SOLO HAY EN GUANAJUATO

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HOT SPRINGS in San Miguel de Allende Mexico

Over the holidays we visited family in Mexico and then all traveled together to San Miguel de Allende, we had some great family time a highlight was definitely when we went to the hot pools just outside of town.

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THE TUNNELS OF GUANAJUATO | Eileen Aldis

The city of Guanajuato, Mexico has an extensive network of tunnels that run beneath the city. In today’s vlog, I’m exploring the underground side of this beautiful city to see what lies beneath. Guanajuato is located in a valley with steep mountains surrounding it and the city used to flood with nowhere for the excess water to flow. The tunnels were originally built to solve this problem and reduce flooding. Since 1961, however, the tunnels have solved a second municipal problem: traffic flow! The Centro’s crowded, narrow streets don’t allow traffic to move quickly so they use the tunnels underneath to get around. Buses service the tunnels and you can ask your taxi driver to let you out underground and take the stairs up to street level - you’ll save time and money! It’s incredible to see how vast the tunnels are. There are multiple levels of tunnels located at least one full story beneath street level. Legend has it that a ghost named La Llorona (‘the weeping woman’) wanders the tunnels. Have you seen the tunnels in Guanajuato? Please leave a comment down below!

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Guanajuato Mexico Travel Vlog Part 7: FREE Food With Drink Orders at La Clave Azul Cantina

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On our last day here in Guanajuato, Mexico, after going to the Museo de las Momias ( see Part 6: ) we took the cable car up to the statue of Pepita, went to Callejon del Besos again with our friends, then went to La Clave Azul cantina, a little hidden cantina where they serve free food with a minimum drink purchase. For the 7 of us, the minimum was only $1160 pesos (approx $60 USD).

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[Guanajuato City, Guanajuato, Mexico] The final hurrah for Dia de Los Muertos celebration

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