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| Playa Mazunte. Great place to relax. There is a turtle refuge, is worth a look, a few bars and restaurants. You may stay here longer then you first planed. Great sunsets. I had to buy the boys in the photo, bottle’s of coke each, after the little fat one was wearing my expensive sunglasses after they got knocked of my head by a large wave, while I was fishing. Great kids. The sea can get dangerous. Rip tides. So always ask the locals if it is safe to swim, even if it looks ok. |  |
| Playa Mazunte. | |
 | Tamales being prepared. I love tamales, I eat 3 of those yum yum. |
| Home made Tamales | |
| | Video: Images of Mexico with music Mexicana |
 | Campeche Beautiful city |
Campeche Main Plaza | |
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| The ancient city of Teotihuacan is the most visited of Mexico’s archaeological site. |  |
| View from the Pyramid of the Sun | |
 | The Maya site, Tulum |
| Main temple at Tulum against the Caribbean Sea | |
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| Bikini Comp Puerto Escondido | |
| Distrito Federal Mexico |  |
| VW Taxi's & Zocalo Mexico City | |
 | Chichen Itza, pyramid of the Maya. In the Yucatan peninsula. |
| Chichen Itza | |
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| Video The last Aztec Booker Prize winner DBC Pierre returns to the Mexico of his youth to explore the downfall of one of the world's greatest civilisations -- the Aztecs ruled by the emperor Moctezuma II who were defeated by a small force of Spaniards under Hernán Cortés. In the early 16th century, the Aztec empire was at the height of its power. The emperor Moctezuma II (also known as Montezuma) ruled from the great imperial city of Tenochtitlan in the Valley of Mexico -- site of present-day Mexico City -- and collected an unending stream of tribute from neighbouring city-states. Aztec armies were feared. Hundreds of thousands of humans were sacrificed to Aztec gods in elaborate rituals. | |