Leaving the hustle and bustle of Mexico City, we began heading south starting with the Colonial gem of Mexico, Puebla.
Puebla is a wealthy city with boutique shops and many fine dining options, many of which can be found around it´s modern-art-sculpture filled picturesque main square, also known as a Zocolo.
The Sunday market 1/2 mile away from the main square is a shoppers paradise. An upscale market where you are just as likely to find Prada and Gucci wearing Pueblan's next to the typical market crowd. I bought a wallet and a tablecloth.
We also visited the world biggest (ugliest) pyramid, by volume, in the world. What a tourist trap, and I wasn't smart enough to avoid the Pulque for a second time.
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Costumes from a presentation on folk dancing from the different regions of Mexico.
More folk dancing.
Man outside of a church playing trumpet for money.
Church at Zocolo at night.
Carnival dancing in streets. For some reason all the men were dressed up as women and dancing with freakish looking masked men. Orale!
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