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| For a taste of the true flavor of Mexico and its culture, don't miss Oaxaca. Time seems to have passed by this town. Women still grind their corn by hand, and feet are the preferred mode of transportation, but modern comforts are not forgotten. Delicious restaurants, exciting nightlife and great shopping are all found throughout Oaxaca. This town has a little of everything, including great weather. The temperature never naries far from 70 degrees all year long.
The Basilica de la Soledad features a statue of the Virgin Mary, revered throughout Mexico. Oaxaca also has three museums displaying the state's history and culture. Oaxaca's central marketplace, or Zocalo, is a rainbow of sights and sounds of authentic Mexico. A multitude of artisans making the highest quality items from hand can be found here. One of a kind objects from authentic pottery to intricate painted animals are just a few of their popular wares. Oaxaca has built itself a reputation as one of the most lively night spots in Southern Mexico. There are nightly concerts at the Zocalo, and many discos are open every night of the week for dancing and fun. There are also several seasonal fiestas celebrating everything from the area's Indian culture to radishes. |
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