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Mexico City Subway Map

editor — Fri, 23 Sep 2016 23:20:00 +0000

Some Mexican dishes are not popular with tourists: menudo, tripe soup, is an example. In the typical Mexican restaurant, the hacienda-style building with colorful tiled fountains and bars, lots of reds and browns produce a gala atmosphere. Mariachi music livens the place. Ironically the leading restaurants in Mexico City are likely to feature French menu items. Tequila, made from one variety’ of the cactus plant, was once considered a peasant drink. Now it is one of the most popular of strong spirits in the U.S. and is the number one drink in Mexican restaurants. Mescal, also made from the cactus

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Mexico City Metro Map

editor — Wed, 21 Sep 2016 18:54:00 +0000

Unfortunately, Mexican food, with all the variety and flavor, is also the source of most*’ of the tourista, the intestinal upsets, that half or more North Americans experience while in Mexico or soon after returning home. Many of the food-borne diseases are passed from the food handler to the consumer simply because the food handlers, cooks and servers have failed to wash their hands after using the toilet. Food poisoning is only one of the several diseases spread for lack of elementary food protection. Mexico has numerous first-class hotels, most of the best of which are part of the Camino

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Mexico City Travel

editor — Wed, 21 Sep 2016 04:36:00 +0000

Air transport to and within Mexico is well developed. Major airports are at Acapulco, Mexico City, Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara in the Central region; La Paz, Mazatlan, and Tijuana in the North Pacific; Monterrey in the North; and Merida in the Gulf Coast region. Most are spacious and attractive, many with marble flooring. In all, the government owns two hundred airfields. Mexico has two international air carriers, Aeromexico, government owned, and Mexicana, privately owned. Mexicana is by far the more efficiently operated. Both airlines schedule numerous flights within Mexico and some to United States cities. A number of United States

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Mexico Map

editor — Wed, 31 Aug 2016 11:38:06 +0000

THE SOCIAL SYSTEM Knowing a little about Mexico’s social system makes the people more understandable. Mexico has a highly stratified class system: the Indian peasant at the bottom; a relatively small middle class of professional people, military officers, middle class bureaucrats; and at the top, a small number of rich, an oligarchy of politicians, industrialists and large landowners who control the country. The president of Mexico has vast powers for a period of six years. Similarly the state governors have power undreamed of by their counterparts in the U.S. The extended family is the group to which the individual owes

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Mexico City Map Tourist Attractions

editor — Wed, 31 Aug 2016 11:36:54 +0000

Most Mexicans live in the highlands because the high elevation offers a good climate. Since pre-Columbian times, the population of tropical Mexico has been concentrated at elevations above three-thousand feet. The northern half of Mexico lies outside the tropics, the southern half within. The climate varies as much with altitude as with degree of latitude, however. In Mexico City the temperature averages about sixty degrees the year-round and there is light but adequate rainfall. Only ten degrees separate the temperatures in the warmest month from those of the coldest. Throughout the year the daytime temperatures remain pleasant while evenings and

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