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JOURNEY TO PALENQUE 🇲🇽 MEXICO'S BEST MAYAN RUINS? (TRAVEL CHIAPAS)
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VIDEO DESCRIPTION:
In this explore we visit the incredible Mayan ruins of Palenque in Chiapas Mexico. We also show how to travel there from San Cristobal De Las Casas
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I went there in 1983. There were no tours, no people, and it was free to enter. Mind you, I had to drive from Merida to see it. Still worth it!
Wow, Mexico is beautiful! Can't wait to head out there some day. Thanks for sharing!
What a beautiful place!
It draws my attention that many foreigners do not find vegetarian food in Mexico. But the reality is that all of Mexico is vegetarian. But you have to know how to order or find vegetarian things. To begin with, there are natural jugs "Jugos naturales" and (Aguas de frutas) 50% water ang 50%fruits everywhere.
At restaurants, order salads(ENSALADA), guacamoles, tamales, and vegetable tacosTACOS DE VERDURAS). Pumpkin flower(FLOR DE CALABAZA pico de gallo.atole of masa and rice(ARROZ).
vegguie stew(Sopa de verduras)
Never say vegetarian or vegan food. NEVER!
The thing is, you have to order it in Spanish. There are tons of plant-based food items. All the tortillas are made of corn.
Have a notebook with the dishes and the names of the legumes. The magic word is. "I do not eat meat".(NO COMO CARNE) Can you make me something (Me puede preparar algo sin carne? Lo que sea) without meat? Whatever!
You will be amazed at the creativity of the cooks
Gracias for the tip for not saying Vegetarian/Vegan 👍🏻👍🏻 although I've been to Mexico a few times!😅 Learning something everyday!🤓
Wow, glad you went to Palengue. I just watched the History channel on the Engineering Empire of the Maya. Though pyramids started in Tikal but it’s in Palengue where more innovations and achievements are found. It’s where the great ruler Pakal’s tomb in sarcophagus was newly discovered inside the pyramid of inscriptions. The inscriptions on the walls inside his chamber tells of his life, rule and achievements. His successor son also built a great palace higher than Pakal’s pyramid with time Maya calendar tower and the aqueduct to manage the more than abundance of water flowing all over and below the city. The tower is like an observatory in the ancient times where their great scientists rely on nature as to the stars and the moon in relevance to mathematical system. Yes, Palengue is different than the ruins in Tulom and Chichen Itza but the Palengue ruins is more ancient since it followed after Tikal. I wish to visit Palengue next..thanks for the upload, appreciate the variety of your visits of interest not just beaches and water falls.
The jungle vegetation you shared looked amazing between the giant colocasia leaves and red ginger flowers.
Beautiful.was there 30 years ago.was able to go inside the templo.and saw pakals tomb is impresive. Will go back soon.go to agua azul.falls.
Watching Palenque brought me good memories i was there 1979 back then I was able to go inside the temple and always wonder how they put this tomb (Sarcophagus) inside the temple, I remember I was shocked when I see foreign naked in the waterfalls but I don't blame them it was very hot, Gracias amazing job Saludos San Francisco Bay Area
We were there in Palenque, in 1994 , it wasn't possible to go to Chiapas, for the same reason. So we couldn't see San Cristobal de las Casas. The conflict had just started , then.
It was an amazing trip though every minute worth it. Fantastic videos you made . Thanks for showing them.
Awesome. Loved the ruins. The Mayans were very intelligent and had great architectural skills. Thanks for sharing.
Very beautiful footage. Great content. Stay healthy. See you on your next video. Watching from Germany.
Thank you very much for showing different places across the globe. Cheers from Chennai - India
The plant with the beautiful red flower is known as a ‘Ginger Red Purest’.
Lovely work and thanks for showing us this beauty of nature. I bet this channel is the best thing that I have had this year. Lots of love from Kenya.
Very Beautiful😍👍
I loved palenque and did think they are the best maya ruins and setting of all the ruins.
Thank you guys for the amazing content. Me and my girlfriend watch all your videos. It’s great motivation for our next travelling adventure in 2022. Keep up the good work !! 😁👏🏽
Very crisp, sharp and tasteful video as usual not forgetting the Great shots 📸 from the temples!👍🏻
20:10 Those "monster leaves" aka elephant leaves on your thumbnail was what caught my attention coz they're found in my country as well. 🌿
20:31 Wow! Those "ginger red purest" aka pink cone ginger are beautiful and huge. Must be the tropical weather similar to where I'm from.🌞
22:29 Will look out this place, Next!😋 Cheers 🇲🇾✌🏻
Hiya. That was some long travel time. Shocking, you have to go right around.
Definitely worth the journey.
You always take us to beautiful places. The ruins are beautiful. Cool tunes. Good vibes. Enjoyable to watch as always. Thank you for sharing. Look forward to seeing the waterfalls. Have a lovely weekend. :D
That bus trip was okay. I went the other direction. You can ride a colectivo that was nice but packed or just go there on a tour from san christbal. If you want to stay you can arrange that with the tour company.
I really enjoyed your filming on the bus, I felt like I was on the bus myself, the topography was beautiful. The trees were hitting the bus sometimes. I am now also watching your videos from Cambodia and the Philippines and they are beautiful as well. Safe travels and looking forward to your next video.
Awesome video! The ruins are incredible. Thank you for the great tour. And stay safe.
I did that same trip from San Cristobal around the same time. The scenery was amazing the whole way through. Those ruins are amazing. I got a guide for very little and well worth it to find out everything. The ruins are in a National Park - you pay the park fee then an entrance fee to the ruins area. I chose to go to the Cascada de Roberto Barrios. Again collectivo and only an hour away. I was very sick on that trip so moving slowly and not eating much. I'm glad I stayed for 4 days in Palenque. I prefer slow travel anyway.
Great video as always ❤️ Those big leaves are also known as elephant ears, they grow here in Houston TX where you guys used to live. Safe travels xx
Chichen Itza. Right on the Yucatán Peninsula sits one of the most visited archaeological sites in Mexico, Chichen Itza.
Palenque. Its beautiful jungle surroundings and impressive architecture have consistently made Palenque one of the best Mayan ruins in Mexico
Wonderful. Love your videos.
I was mesmerized by all those plants as well. I own one of those as a houseplant and I couldn’t believe how big it was. it was the Croton plant, it had multiple leaves and very tall and different colours like red and green and yellow. Mines probably not even a foot tall
Nice , it is beautiful.
Thank you so much for the video Palenque looks beautiful.Thanks for mentioning the prices of you lodging,buses,and food!It seems like Mexico is really affordable.A long time ago,in 1982,when I was 22,I took a bus trip frrom Mexico city to the Yucatan pennisula.Unfortuately,I got real sick to my intestinal system..When we got to Cancun,I was so ill,I decided to fly back to Mexico city.I was supposed to visit Palenque and other archquelogical sites.I'm sorry I missed them.
Agua azul?
So interesting I cant wait to go to Mexico🇲🇽 hihi from Canada 🇨🇦
I love your videos, if both of you like mexican history, visit the anthropology museum in CDMX.
Thanks for another awesome video like always 🇲🇽😁🤗
Thanks guys for another great video. The ruins and the jungle very beautiful and lush. See you next time!
Palenque has a very nice feel, or it seems that way on your vlog. And it's so very green! It was also nice to see how the Mayan ruins were nestled into the green jungle. Very pretty.
The Palengue ruins were overgrown by trees after it’s decline and buried in the thick of the jungle until it was discovered and restored. If Egypt’s ruins were buried in sand, Mexico’s ruins were overgrown and buried in the jungle. One could imagine how many ancient villages are still buried in the jungle waiting to be stumbled upon
Thanks for sharing your journey during those hard times
I thoroughly enjoy videos like this, as I cannot travel. Keep it up and thanks.
Chris and Carol, love the new adventures you are on. those plants are awesome and as are the temples. I have seen the temples and have wanted to see them as well. I love the great eats and the price was killer low cost. I loved the yellow flower dress for Carol and could not believe she didn't like it, I though it would look sexy on her and I bet you agree Chris as you pointed it out. It was a nice trip and a cool apartment and a very nice day. loved the video and love everything you both put together. We saved your video because no one is doing much but love how you are both going strong. My heart goes out to you both and Lanette sends her love and thanks you for such great escape videos. Be happy and healthy my dear friends and peace be with you in your travels.
Beautiful video! I never think of Mexico having jungles. The “monster leaves” as a child we called them “elephant ears” in Florida we would use them as umbrellas! 😊. Great views of the ruins! Thanks for bringing us along. ~Cara😊
México Is one of the top 5 most biodiverse countries in the world!! In 2019 was the number 6th most visited county in the world with 43 million visitors from all over the world!! 2020 as we all know affected everything in our lives including tourism for obviously reasons but even though México managed to move to the num 4th most visited county in the glove!!
Yes! We have that "elephant ears" leaves & ginger red purest flower flouting in Malaysia a lot due to the tropical weather.😎🍃
Another Epic video 💚 i really loved it though I'm a city and beach bum....loved all that lush Green and flowers...LOVED THESE RUINS I'm dying to go now! Ir's been so long since we were authorised to travel🙄😔 or do anything enjoyable for that matter...veg enchiladas🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤😋😋😋😋😋 and Jamaica ❤ Last time we went to Mexico we brought back 2 massive packets of dried jamaïca flowers so we make our own jamaïca drinks with a spash of Lime ❤💚 at home back in the uk 🇬🇧...
Look forward to nxt video Sabrina
I've been enjoying your videos for a while. I missed out a little on your "Jumping the Philippines" year so I occasionally go back to them. Glad you made it to Palenque (I was sad you didn't make a video on your visit to Uxmal, but you can't have it all, I guess). Don't know where you're headed next but if you want quite the adventure off the beaten track, try Calakmul.
Oh, yeah....when I first started watching your videos, I saw Carol (so beautiful, btw), and wondered, "Is she Brazilian?" Being married to a Brazilian and speaking Portuguese, I kinda KNEW, but didn't need to go check; Chris's slight accent when he speaks Spanish / Mexican place names gives it away (CAHZ-a rather than CAHSS-ah, etc). Keep up the good work, you two!
I love that you are able to travel and show us all those ruins. That was a very long detour. Take care, guys!
The place where the ruins are beautiful because it's surrounded with healthy nature....
Simply wonderful video as always 👍🏼
your videos are perfectly edited and the content is worth watching... time to travel then xD
Hey there you guys,
Amazing structure thank you for sharing this journey, " deja vu" man!!! it feels so exciting, you guy's take care now.... See you again
I feel like Im traveling also whenever I watch your videos. 💗
Those leaves r huge. Love ur videos guys
Great video as always. Loved the huge leaves of the exotic plant. Greetings from UK. Btw the weather is horrible today in UK , 11 degrees Celsius and raining. Thank you for sharing.
As usual, very nice ! Thanks
Great video guys thanks for taking us with you on your adventures. Stay Strong. Watching from Atlanta Ga 🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍
Enjoyed traveling with you guys❤️
hi guys its a really nice place thank you for a wonderful time to watch your vlogs. Keepsafe always guys and godbless
I love the Bus trips ✨✨✨
You guys make very nice travel videos
Nice long trip.
Very beautiful place...
Great vid man
Have nice day to both of you.
GOD be with both of you always.
Watching from Lapulapu City Ph.
We live here in palenque. .nice you are visiting...
I'm packing my bags. Off to Mexico.
You definitely can get through those closed roads. They close them so no one can drive through them, but people still have to get back and forth, even people from the town. When the roads are closed like that you have to take a bus to where the road is cut off, and then walk across and then take another bus after you get past it. Sometimes its a 3 minute walk, sometimes its 15 minutes walking, just depends.
No skipping ads ✨ Thank you for always sharing your adventures Jumping Places, I'm a fan of your contents since Palawan, Philippines episodes ✨ Safe travels Chris and Carol ❤️ One day, I will have your merch ✨🔥
Beautiful
Those Giant Monster leaves are what are called Elephant Ears in English because they look familiar to elephant ears.
I was going to go to Palenque but it's such a mission from comitan and I hear it's 40c every day. Was it hot? Too hot to live there?
Please always be careful and avoid any possible danger. im curious about how did you learn about that? did you read that on a news site or what tool or website do you use when planing next destination? give tips to us fellow traveller :)
one of the most beatiful states, why because of the beauty nature water falls nice mountains exoctic vegetation crear revers watters and lovely blue waters falls. cascadas de agua azul my favorite
Muito boa música!
8:10 -> (esconder carteira)
4:08 -> Um preço incrível para uma viagem de ônibus de nove horas.
13:13 -> All the generations undisturbed berfore European colonialism.... Apparently the Aztecs, Incas and Mayas would build over their previous structures. There are 'temples' within temples, covered by another temple.
21:56 -> That dude is 100% pure indigenous...Maya? or Aztec?
22:28 -> Mama Mia!! Bien comida....no otros es mas bueno!
Hi!!
Im flying to Mexico and I keep wondering how are things cuz of covid
What were your challenges ? Is it “safe”, or because of covid you felt more insecure?
Thanks !! Great video !!
Today First time i can subscribe to ur channels bro..
From North east 🇮🇳
I was just curious after you mentioned about your backpacks being sometimes overweight on airplanes, do you use them as your carry-on and a personal item? I was thinking to do that myself as a post to a hardshell carry-on and a backpack as my personal. Thanks!
Wow... looks better than Chichen Itza. Just wondering why you did not use the drone (restrictions?).
hello, visit Ilha Grande in Rio de Janeiro and Ubatuba in SP Brazil, I bet you will be delighted. stay safe.
Carol is so beautiful! You are a lucky man!!
I just found your videos and am enjoying them. Have you been on the train through Copper Canyon? I'd be interested in learning more about that place.
Hi Chris and Carol, just wondering wer you able to climb many or any of the ruins there? Also, how do they compare to your trip to Uxmal in the last trip to Mexico?
Most of the time police are looking for ilegals from Centroamérica, South Americans, Africans, etc. who cross to Mexico, from Centroamérica
Where I am....a golf course was fined $10MILLION for opening during restrictions.
Here in the Philippines, we call the market place palengke.. I guess it's same as mexico... Prices and foods are really cheap ha.. Nice vid..
Gorgeous 🤗😍
Chiapas has been a restless state for years and the indigenous community is not treated very well by the government, so they protest. Good that the bus took a different/safer route, even if it made your trip longer. Palenque is amazing. I remember hearing howler monkeys roar in the jungle when I was there!
Nice! Thanks for sharing. Are you coming to our coast, zihuatanejo? Give me a shout and we'll go for 2dlr tacos after surfing😉
Hi C&C - another great one!
Palengke=market
Palengke in Philippine word iis/means "market
You have to visit Turkey.There are much more attractive places, beaches snd food to see and test. the best Memory to make. 🥰🌸🌺🌺
Since your main pack is over 7kg, they aren’t allowed to be brought on board planes, right ? I guess you check it your main bag
Carol's Squad From India
How many more episodes left of mexico
Awesome intro. Beautiful green countryside and the maya/Aztec ruin are nice.. great blog.
I wish that you and carol will plan to visit Pakistan. There are many historical places.
I hope that one day, you can do back packing in Israel.😇
hey where do you go to the bathroom??
Our experience of Palenque road block
Planks with spikes
Youths with
Machetes
Iron bars
Clubs
Pieces of steel on chains to smash car Windows
Women and children treating it LIKE entertainment
No adult males until they took us hostage for six hours
Once you are near Palenque are you safe.
Wow those backpacks are $300! Why??
Palengke in the Philippines means “market”...
No, only in Tagalog region but in the Visayan region, it’s Mercado for market
@@El_.5794 I said in the Philippines
“Palengke” means market or mercado.
Spooky ancient ruins ? I'm in ,,,nice job you two History tells of ,,,,His ---- Story who's story ? That's the question?
The oficer that arrive the bus arent really police they are from instituto nacional de migracion, they search for undocumented people from places like guatemala, belice, panama, honduras; fun fact one time i take a bus from villahermosa tabasco to veracruz (a nine hour travel aswell) and they ask me to my identification even im mexican it was funny because i was the only one was asked for.