The
name of both a Mexican city and state, Oaxaca is located
in southeast Mexico, bordered by both mountainous terrain
and unexplored beaches. Known for its blend of Spanish
and indigenous culture, the area offers a wealth of
travel options, from its exotic cuisine to ancient archeological
sites of the native Zapotecs. Visitors also flock to
the city of Oaxaca during its many festivals, including
the popular Guelaguetza and Day of the Dead celebrations.
A
PRESERVED ENCLAVE Huatulco
Located
where the Sierra Madre meets the Pacific Ocean,
Huatulco could very well be one of the last bastions
of preserved maritime and jungle nature in this
part of the world. If you want relaxation, tranquility
and serenity, a stay in Huatulco is just the thing
you're looking for!
Visit
the official website of Oaxaca. Image above courtesy of the Gobierno del Estado
de Oaxaca.
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