Pros: Archaeological sites, Oaxaqueño & Yucateco cuisines, crafts, people Cons: Not a lot to do besides feel good
If you want to get to know Mexico and Mexicans, Oaxaca is the place to go. Unlike Cancun, Acapulco, Cabo, and other popular resorts, it's not some American shopping mall moved south of the border. And although it lacks the sophistication and fast pace ...
the problems that exist in nearby chiapas are right there in oaxaca.
the color is marvelous, art almost free....but don't forget to hit
the coast. even with hurricane paulina, and the earthquake centered
near puerto angel, the areas...
Pros: The food, the place, the history, the music, the culture... Cons: *NONE*!!
Sitting at a sidewalk cafe at the front of the Zocalo in downtown Oaxaca, 400-year old colonial buildings on all sides, brilliant shades of red and green melding with the rough grey stones and wrought iron of antiquity, I can't help but feel like I ...
Pros: Experience the old style flavorof the real Mexico Cons: None that I can think of!
Oaxaca is one of the more beautiful cities in Mexico. Despite a booming tourist economy Oaxaca is as charming as ever, giving every visitor a taste of Mexico Antigua!
You can fly to Oaxaca from most any airport in the United States, or get to Oaxaca...
Pros: Ancient charm; ganga (bargain) shopping; awesome drive! Cons: Heavy Traffic on narrow streets
At first sight Oaxaca was like every other town we'd driven through in Mexico. Not as nice as some, worse than others. Coming into town there was a lot of junk along the road, but the traffic was tolerable until we neared the center of the city....
Pros: Great Beach Resort Destination Cons: Lack of Night Life
Huatulco is a beach resort, located on the Pacific, in the state of Oaxaca, south of Acapulco. Back in the early 90's it was being marketed by the Mexican government as a master-planned resort, similar to Cancun. Unlike Cancun or Puerto Vallarta,...
Pros: Quite, Warm and Beautiful City Cons: Not close to the Ocean
I went to Oaxaca during Christmas time in 1996. I took my parents there since I was on an exchange program in Puebla, not too far away in the North. My parents absolutely loved it and I enjoyed it too. The weather was really nice, just perfect, warm...
Pros: Oaxaca's ruins and Main city is fantastic Cons: Parts of this state is very rugged
I actually got the chance to live in Oaxaca with Amigos De Las Americas last summer and loved it! I lived in a small village called San Pedro Martir. Unknown to the rest of the world! I got to see life through people way different from how we live...
Pros: uncrowded, non-touristy, delightful people, great beach, gorgeous scenery Cons: hard to get to, not a lot of English-speakers
When studying in Mexico several years ago, I had the opportunity to really explore the country. The most amazing trip I ever had ended with a 2-day stay at a place in Oaxaca called Puerto Escondido. For those that have heard of Huatulco, Puerto...
Pros: Authentic Mexico Cons: Some pickpockets in the market areas
July 17 and 24, 2000 are the dates for one of Oaxaca's most popular festivals, La Guelaguetza, which means offering. La Guelaguetza is an indigenous celebration dedicated to the god of rain and fertility. It features music, food, dance, and troupes of...
Pros: Culture, food, people and places like you've never experienced! Cons: It gets very Hot in the summer, but hey, who cares!
If you are intrigued by ancient civilizations as I am, you will love this city and it's surroundings. There are 7 mayor Zapotec and Mixtec centers, all within 40 minutes of modern day Oaxaca as well as numerous museums.
Pros: amazing culture, lots of great items to buy, beautiful beaches and wildlife Cons: language barrier can be an issue at times
One of my favorite things to do in life is to travel. I love nothing more (not including my wife and child) than getting out on the open road, or flying out (depending on the airline) to see a place that I've never seen before. In 2003, I was sent to ...
Pros: Prices, Culture and variety Cons: Hurricanes
Oaxaca is one of most important places in Mexico, but there is not only for the Archeological places or food. It's because of the variety of cultures settled here, there are 13 regions in Oaxaca, My mother is from the region called, La Cañada. La Cañada...
Pros: Quiet beach atmosphere. Cons: Not a lot to do; no night life.
Review Topic: Accommodations
I have been to Huatulco five times, mainly for business, however I've come to vacation here three other times. Just south of Acapulco on the Pacific coast, Huatulco offers a quiet get away to anyone...
Pros: Strong indian culture, green and tropical, cheap hotels and prices, lots to see. Cons: None worth mentioning
Oaxaca City is located in southern Mexico. The state of Oaxaca is next to Puebla to the north, Veracruz to the east, and to the west by Guerrero and the Pacific Ocean. Oaxaca City and state is one of the most indian in culture of all Mexico. The stron ...
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