Exploring the city of Oaxaca - 4K Walking Tour
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Come along on a walking tour of the mesmerizing city of Oaxaca, Mexico! Embark on this captivating journey with me, starting from the cozy confines of our hotel, and in mere moments, we'll immerse ourselves in the vibrant heart of the city. Brace yourself for a visual feast of stunning architecture, delightful shopping spots, awe-inspiring cathedrals, and an array of incredible experiences that await us in this extraordinary part of Oaxaca!
Locations Mentioned in this video:
Hotel Casa De Sierra Azul: goo.gl/maps/Cj...
La Petrona Café Bistro: goo.gl/maps/tC...
Muss Cafe: goo.gl/maps/FX...
Café Brújula: goo.gl/maps/68...
CENTRO CULTURAL SAN PABLO: goo.gl/maps/mw...
Zócalo / Catedral: goo.gl/maps/hh...
Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzmán: goo.gl/maps/ZT...
Santa María del Tule: goo.gl/maps/Sx...
Templo de Sangre de Cristo: goo.gl/maps/6T...
Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzmán: goo.gl/maps/Ep...
Levadura de Olla restaurante: goo.gl/maps/dV...
Jardín Etnobotánico de Oaxaca: goo.gl/maps/x5...
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Thank you for the awesome video Paul, you and Daniela have a cafe on me. 😊
Thank you very much!! ❤️
@@MovingToMexiCo Da nada 😊❤️
Beautiful Oaxaca City.
One of the 35 world heritage sites recognized by UNESCO in Mexico.
Tremendous country!
Nice vid!
Thank you!
Thank you Paul for the tour and your kind and wonderful remarks about everything you have seen and experienced. Congratulations to you and your wife wishing you a constalation of good health and fortune ... and the baby as well.
Un abrazo!
Thank you for watching and blessings to you and yours amigo.
Wow gorgeous walking tour. Great job. I always wanted to go to Oaxaca. NOW 10 times more.
It is worth the trip. Thanks for watching!
We watch ALL your videos, and we need to learn Spanish because we plan on living in Mexico in a few years. Would it be too much to ask that you had English subtitles when you are speaking to locals? It's probably a lot of work for you, but would be super helpful for us viewers 😊
Yes it’s a bit tedious to add the subtitles. I bet there is a fast way to do it now with AI.. I am also learning Spanish, it’s a good opportunity to practice comprehension when watching these conversations.
@@MovingToMexiCo lol I do practice comprehending what's being said, but it doesn't mean I'm right haha. I did pickup at the tourist booth, he said something about " here is a map of the tourist areas, and Centro"... I think lol
Thanks for the tour, this Puebla is on my bucket list, I have heard the food here is #1
Yes, absolutely delicious.
Was hoping to bump into both of you. Our visit, my sixth,to Oaxaca de Juarez overlapped by four days. Definitely a return is in order. It would be great if you get access and are allowed to record video of the etnobotánico garden. Interviewing the director would be a great feat. I have visited that garden on every one of my visits and have enjoyed seeing its evolution over the years.
Too bad we missed you! We will have to go to the garden on our next visit. It looks very cool.
Thanks Paul for the video. What a beautiful city, and so clean. We definitely have to come for a visit.
You will love it. There’s a lot to explore.
Thank you so much for showing and telling us about this remarkable area of Mexico. And - congrats to you both!
Thank you 🙏🏼
Beautiful city. It is so clean. Great tour. Thank You. My Spanish is limited. I think I might have problems getting around.
If you stay in the tourist areas you would do fine. Google translate is your friend 😉
I visited in 2019. I hope to go again. I love the food, the archelogy, the culture, the people and slow pace of the city.
I want to go back too!
Hola, buenos días desde Iowa City
Buen día!
Wow estás en mi estado de oaxaca 😢yo soy de oaxaca )GRACIAS POR ESTAR ALLÍ ❤
Es un hermoso lugar!
Thanks for this! I haven't been to Oaxaca since 2003, and I miss it so much! It was nice walking around with you. 😊
I appreciate you coming along!
Wow...Mesmerizing!! Awestruck is another word that comes to mind during your walking tour. Fantastic glimpse of Oaxaca and another great video, Gracias Paul and Dani!!
Our pleasure!
WOW! The Architeture and vibe is amazing, so rich in history; the colors are out of this world; bonito! Makes Bucerias feel like an infant, so much growing still to do especially when it comes to cleanliness. Bucerias would need a decent market as you filmed. Great tour; I hope you and Dani have the opportunity to return some day.
The cleanliness and care put into the parks and walkways is a good example for Bucerías to follow. Thanks for watching 😃
Gracias por compartir video de tan lindo lugar en México 😍
Con mucho gusto
Fantastic tour Paul! Thank you so much for again, showing how beautiful Mexico is.
Thank you Dirk 😃
Buenos dias, thank you for sharing. I was just there last week and seeing this video makes me want to visit again soon.
I was there last week too. We will be back for sure.
Wow, those temples are absolutely SPECTACULAR
For sure. We were comparing to the 16th chapel.
Another epic video. Would have been hard to capture the size and scale of the storybook looking place without your skills. Reminded me a little bit of Timmy Carter with the addition of great cinematography. This might be a great all in Mexico snowbird opportunity. Winter in busceurias, Summers here.
That what I was thinking too. A good summer escape 😃 Next on our list is Puebla. We were actually planning to go there but the recent volcanic activity derailed our plans. No complaints here. Oaxaca is a special place.
I like your walking videos it’s more real Mexico. You were in a church. Do some Mexicans still do the old religions? Aztec religions?
Thank you Dick. Yes, there are still many people that practice elements of Mesoamerican indigenous religions, including those influenced by Aztec and Mayan beliefs. These practices often involve a mixture of traditional indigenous spirituality and syncretism with Catholicism or other religions introduced during the colonial era.
Some people still do prehispanic practices, like temazcal, the famous limpias, natural healings. Some people are supposed to do Nahual ceremonies where they become real animals like tigers, jaguars, etc. It's a very strong believe
I loved this tour Paul. The churches were amazing . What’s really weird is that someone in our neighborhood here in Salinas, California is celebrating with that same Mexican parade music-it’s LOUD! 🎉 7:02
Orale!
loved the walking tour format! great way to let people who havent yet visited get a really good feel for the place. lots of nice pedestrian only areas and WIDE streets! this is exactly what I do when I am on vacation... just walk around and soak in the vibes of daily life in each new place. I am impressed by how clean Oaxaca City is! my home city of Guadalajara can be hit and miss in some parts. Tequila was one of the dirtiest places I have been. anyways here in San Cristobal we have been consistently doing between 10-15 thousands steps a day... and we've taken 2 or 3 days to just lay around the air bnb to recover.
San Cristobal is beautiful. Be sure to check out Sumidero! 🍻
@@MovingToMexiCo ya, we actually drove down to Chiapa de Corzo today with that goal in mind. but the heat and humidity here is brutal so it might scare us off from doing the boat tour...
Congratulations Daniela and Paul!
Thank you! 😃
A very attractive, clean, inviting part of town!!
Yes it is very nice. I would say that the whole town is fairly clean. The only issue I noticed was the graffiti.
Great video!
Thank you!
Gracias Paul. Hermoso Oxaca mi Mexico querido.
De nada 😊 nos vemos pronto!
nice tour bro
Thank you! 👊
Do they have Uber or Grab ride, in the city?
We used taxis. I’m not sure if there is UBER etc.
@@MovingToMexiCo Thanks. I am in Thailand now and get everywhere with the Bolt ride app. I guess being able to phone up a ride has spoiled me. I look forward to gaining a few pounds in Mexico soon.