Can You Believe It, were going to
Mexico to tour the Mexico Branch of Jehovah's Witnesses. The
trip down and back is full of wonderful places to stop and
visit. The whole trip will be one big sight seeing event. Ever
opportunity we get we will visit with the local Brothers and
Sister along the route. Many are really excited about seeing,
tasting, and feeling the sights, sounds, and flavors of Mexico.
Doing so in the comfort and safety of a touring bus and in the
company of the happiest people on face of the earth.
We start off each day with breakfast. Once on the bus each
morning we do the daily text together.
The most important part of the
trip and the main reason for the trip is us being able to visit
the Societies facilities in Texcoco. Many new friends will be
made and possibly even acquaintances will be renewed. Once back
in Juarez you will be bubbling over with enthusiasm and
excitement about all the new places you have been and all the
people you have meet. Yes tears will be shed as we hug each
others necks and say goodbye to our new bus family but not to
fret to much, we'll keep in touch.
The bus we charter will be a very
modern and comfortable bus with all the niceties you could ask
for. We will stop for breaks and stop to eat on a regular basis
so that no one tires out. We will make this trip as safe and as
comfortable as possible. The motels are true Mexicana and top
notch. All the places we stay at and eat at will have safe
drinking water. Of course the food will absolutely knock your
socks off.
Here are just a few of the many
exciting places we get to experience all up and down the country
of Mexico.
Cd. Juarez.
Mexico’s fifth largest city and
number one offshore assembly or
maquiladora industry. Juarez
has rich
history with superb
restaurants, and a great old
city market with bargain shopping. Most here speak some English.
Chihuahua.
Lots of history here. It has been home to such notorious figures
as Benito Juarez and Pancho Villa. Silver mines are plentiful in
the area.
Zacatecas. A town with a beautiful view. We can tour Cerro
de la Bufa from where there is a beautiful view of the city and
it is also the starting-point of a cable-car ride which goes up
to the Cerro el Grillo.
Teotihuacan Pyramids. These pyramids are on the sight of
one of the most impressive ruins of a entire city in the whole
world.
Chiconcuac. A town famous for its wool sweaters,
sarapes, and rugs.
Chapultepec. Located in a vast 551 acre park
ornamented with fountains and sculptures where ancient cypress
trees grow and museums, lakes, restaurants, and amusement parks
flourish.
Cuernavaca. A city with myriad's of brightly colored
flowers, colorful markets and a city full of old colonial charm.
Cortez resided here and Emperor Maximillian built the house
'India Bonita' for his Indian mistress. The town park contains a
herb museum (Museo de la Herbolaria).
Leon. Leon is a modern industrial city. Know for its leather
goods - shoes, boots, saddles and etc.
Aguascalientes. In Aguascalientes we get to admire and
shop in a city famous for embroideries, weaving. openwork and
perfumed vineyards.
Taxco. Built on the sides of the mountains and the edge
of the cliffs. Taxco’s old cobblestone streets wind over the
hills, disappear in mysterious nooks and often lead to romantic
little squares. It is the renowned center for the production of
silver objects, enlivened with the bustling activity of its
silversmith workshops.
Acapulco, the worlds most exciting resort town.
Towering mountains surround a spectacular natural harbor where
the sea meets the shoreline of soft golden sand. See the
world-famous divers at La Quebrada make their spectacular leap
off the cliffs into the ocean 136 feet below.
HERE
you can check out your great hotel in Acapulco.
