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Your visit to the Grand Canyon in Arizona

Friday, March 5th, 2010

Your visit to the Grand Canyon in Arizona will be one of the key moments of your trip to the U.S. west coast. Where you can also go by different viewpoints to enjoy the incredible panoramic views of the deep canyon of the Colorado River, you can do some sightseeing or tourist activities.

Here summarizes seven trips or tourist activities to do during your visit to the Grand Canyon.

1. Flying over the Grand Canyon by helicopter (more…)

Advantages of tourism with the “New York City Pass”

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

Nueva York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Foto: Mara Espiño by Ciudades Creativas. 

By acquiring the New York City Pass, for its price $ 79 (children, $ 59), we have access to six major attractions of New York, the Empire State Building, the Museum of Natural Sciences (including the Rose Center ), the Museum of Modern Art MOMA, the Guggenheim and the Metropolitan Museum, to choose, the cruise to visit the Isle of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, or a two-hour cruise around Manhattan. A great advantage of travel right?. (more…)

Ecotourism in Colima of Mexico

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

Laguna de Carrizalillos por THe cUriOUs OYsTEr.

Colima’s name comes from “Colliman” Nahuatl word which designated the old kingdom or lordship: Colli, means hill, volcano or grandfather and Maitl, hand or domain, ie: “Place conquered by our grandparents ‘, or’ Place which dominates the Old God or God of Fire “, referring to the volcano.

The region now occupied by the state of Colima was the seat of several pre-Columbian cultures that flourished in western Mexico. In the early sixteenth century, the Tarascan or Purépecha out to conquer the territory of the Tecos and reached the nitrate of Tzacoalco, however, the Colimotl hueytlatoani defeated in the famous “War of saltpeter. A victory over the Purépecha, the Tecos in turn undertook the conquest of Sayula Zapotlan and Amula. (more…)

Public transport travel and my experience in New Jersey

Monday, December 14th, 2009

New Jersey, is a little over an hour from New York. Travel by public transport, is this a way to leverage local transportation, such as saving booklets with train schedules, or know for example what are the peak hours, how to put better at the station to ascend as quickly as possible the train, among other things. And besides, look to know which bus lines run through the area. It is not the typical tourist experience. Do not say it is neither better nor worse, simply that I had to go beyond knowing only the New York subway, a topic that already deserves another entry. (more…)

Tourism in Morelos

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

Tourism in Morelos

Morelos is one of the states of Mexico, located in the south central part of the country is the territory inhabited by Tlahuica of the ethnic groups belonging to the Aztec culture.

Cuernavaca and Cuautla, Morelos, are the major cities of the state of Morelos and has extraordinarily rich areas of great natural beauty appreciated by tourists coming to visit, great forests, streams and creeks, impressive canyons and extraordinary caves await travelers who love adventure.  Sports such as rappelling, hiking through deep canyons, explore underground rivers and soak up the mystical sacred sites of the Aztec culture, are part of the tourist offer of Morelos. (more…)

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