Mexico is known for its beaches, tropical drinks fruity notes and sun. However, one thing that many people ignore is that a short journey inland beaches is amazing historical and cultural sites. There are 31 world heritage sites by UNESCO in Mexico, spread throughout the country. They include cultural and natural sites that are regarded as having outstanding universal value. One of these amazing sites is Mount Alb n!
Visible anywhere in the central part of the Valley of Oaxaca, the impressive ruins of Monte Alb n has attracted visitors and explorers throughout the colonial and modern eras. Mount Alb is a large archaeological site in southern Mexico State of Oaxasca. The current state capital Oaxaca City is located about 6 miles east of Mount Alb n. One of the interesting features of Mount Alb is the large number of mountains of stones carved a meeting across the square. The earliest examples are the so-called "Danzantes", literally translated means dancers. More than 300 "danzantes" stones were recorded to date and some of the best preserved as can be seen in the Museum's website. The etymology of the name of present-day site is unclear and vary from suggestions of a corruption of a native Zapotec name such as "Danibaan" (Sacred Hill) to a colonial-era reference to a Spanish soldier by the name of Montalb n or to the Alban hills of Italy. The ancient Zapotec name of the city is not known as abandonment occurred around the year 900 ad. Besides being one of the oldest cities of Mesoamerica, Monte's importance stems also from the Alb n her role as the pre-eminent Zapotec socio-political and economic center for close to a thousand years.
If you're looking for a destination rich in history and beauty, Mount Alb n, Mexico is the destination for you.
New Zealand is often called the country's most energetic and insane, they have also been credited with creating bungee jumping! New Zealand offers everything from active volcanoes for skiing in its own mountain range. Wines of New Zealand are among the best in the world and sheep stations attract a crowd where you can see how sheep are protected while providing wool for their fleece of Moreno. Visit Milford Sound where more waterfalls occur every day than any other place in the world except Kauai. Doubtful sound, enjoy a dinner trip ferry to go underground in a tour of two hours to see the world famous glowworms which the ceilings of caves of light! Visit Christchurch designed after Stratford Von Avon in England with an abundance of walkways, fluxes and landscape. Trip to the National Park of Monte Cook (Aoraki) where a short walk to the point of Kia will give you the biggest display of large glaciers so clean during the training are blue, spend a night or two in the ascent lodge and ski, snowmobile or ice. Few places in the world cannot capture nor replicate the landscape and environment clean and fresh from this location.
Queenstown offers everything from bungee jumping to boating, jet skiing, caving, hiking, mountain climbing, sky diving and much more. This picturesque location is by definition a city, but has less than 10 thousand citizens however, regularly plays host to millions of visitors annually from around the world. Queenstown is full of life, energy and creativity. This is a city that will ensure that you live each day to its fullest.
A multitude of restaurants, shops and bars will satisfy the hunger you worked until after you have completed the day's activities. day tours can be arranged from Queenstown, including helicopter rides to the mountaintop, stations farm, birdwatching, wine tasking and much more.
No matter what you're looking for in a vacation, the New Zealand has to offer!
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