Southern MEXICO Guide 2021 | Touring Oaxaca, Yucatan, Campeche, Chiapas & Quintana Roo

[@kimiastewart6293]

Beautiful part of Mexico!

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

Yes it is!

[@OptimaYT]

Hey Ben it’s Jeremy speaking on my gaming channel! Love how educational your videos have become, amazing transitions, super clear audio and just overall production!! So much passion in these videos, I know it’s not easy, but please do not stop the grind! Hoping your channel gets its deserved blow up in 2021! 👏🏾

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

I'm trying to figure it out man! Thanks so much for watching. Let me know what you're interested in and I'll make a video about it! I'm always crowdsourcing ideas!

[@PardeSorrisos]

Beautiful culture ✌️💙

[@albertrascon6274]

Tacos originated in the North, and tortas are directly from Spain like flan, horchata, and churros.

[@albertrascon6274]

Over half the population of Northern Mexico immigrated from the South in the last 30 years or so, so who knows. Fun Fact: Northern Mexico used to be very sparsely populated and almost completely Spanish.

[@AmputeeAdventures]

Flight & Airbnb booked. Merida bound April 10th Follow the adventures.

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

Good luck on your travels!

[@heliosf2080]

Oaxaca might have the best traditional Mexican cuisine but Baja California and Mexico City are the best food destinations in Mexico imo

[@jesuzo23]

I think Oaxaca food is the most overrated food in Mexico

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

Totally agree!

[@celestialyolk]

Totally disagree with your thoughts on safety/security in Mexico City. I felt so safe there as a solo woman walking at night.

[@albertrascon6274]

San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas, and Durango are considered part of Central Mexico, but Sinaloa is considered the North because a lot of the original settlers of the North West came from there.

[@jesuzo23]

Dude. I got my cell phone stolen in Oaxaca, in a small town just outside of Oaxaca City. In Mexico City I walked around the whole city with my phone in my hand and nothing happened 😂 And you need to check Villa Hermosa out... (they also have some cool small archeologic zones, and try peaje lagarto (is a typical food from there,). In my opinion Oaxaca food is highly overrated. Try the food in Puebla and Michoacan (Michoacan cuisine was what represented Mexico when the Mexican food got the “patrimonio inmaterial de la humanidad” recognition from the UNESCO).

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

Totally depends on the day man! Oaxacan food is just very different than that of Mexico city. Maybe you're more into the other style!

[@champagnepapi635]

bad pronunciation of Mérida

[@TalesFromTheRoad]

well, i tried my best mate. Can't win every battle