10/24
First to Mitla for the archeological sites. Then to Hierve el Agua, where calcium salts in the water form waterfall-like rocks. To end the day, we went mezcal tasting!
Heiroglyphs on the outside wall of caves, location of Zapotec’s home and battles
Smaller one of the five archeological sites
No mortar used to fit these rock pieces in
Design made by thousands of strokes, carving through a giant slab of rock
Calcified Water Fall
Mezcaleria
a few types of agave, but there are 31 types that could be used for mezcal production!
Baby agave, they’ll grow up to become mezcal
Mezcal tasting
my type of drinks: strawberry and hazelnut with pistachio
With the hostess of the T.V. program “Hoy”
El convento den San Jeronimo Tlacochahuaya
Embarca En Oaxaca 
stunning pictures !!! is this Mexico ?
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Yeah! This is near the city of Oaxaca
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I’d love to visit Mexico one day, especially to see al the cacti !!!
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Cacti is a part of their cuisine too! They call it nopal, and the cacti fruits are called tuna, which you can guess, was really confusing when people ask if I want tuna flavored ice cream!
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tuna flavored ice cream..I don’t think I dare order it ! but the cactus fruits are for sale here too
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