With only a few hours to explore, we only had time to walk around the heart of the central district.
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I’m glad I saw this town. It’s more spectacular than any photos of it I had ever seen.
City Hall
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Archive for February 19th, 2008
Tlacotalpan: A Final Look
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Tlacotalpan: Commerce
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A year ago I had read in various sites on the internet that there were only two hotels in Tlacotalpan. On this trip, I saw at least five, one of which (Casa del Rio) was quite new, set in a refurbished building in el centro. It had lovely rooms with tile floors, flat screen TVs [...]
Tlacotalpan: A Half Hour Tour
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Paula found out there were lanchas for hire, so we decided to take a tour. Since this was not tourist season, we got one all to ourselves. Off we went on the Irasema for a 30 minute tour.
A view of a row of riverside restaurants from our boat. We had lunch at one [...]
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