Chichen-itza, Yucatan, Mexico

Chichén Itzá is the largest of the archaeological cities of the pre-Columbian Maya civilization in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. It is one of Mexico's most visited tourist destinations. It was granted World Heritage Site status in 1988 by UNESCO World Heritage Site and was recently selected as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. (Picture taken by Gary, KGH).

Information Source : Wikitravel

Guanajuato Underground Roadways, Mexico

Juarez Street is one of the few through streets on the surface. It is filled with various stores and restaurants and has a constant flow of both people and traffic.

Plaza de la Paz is right in the Guanajuato Centro (Picture taken by Gary, KGH).

The other through streets of town are either partially or fully underground, following the old drainage ditches and tunnels dug during colonial times. Originally they were used for flood control, but modern dams have controlled flooding and left them dry, so they have been turned into thoroughfares in a city with little surface area.

Guanajuato Underground Roadways were the old drainage tunnels (Picture taken by Gary, KGH).

The most important of these roads is Miguel Hidalgo or Belaunzarán, which carried the runoff from the river that used to divide the city in two. Guanajuato’s version of the La Llorona story has the woman wandering the tunnels of the city, some of which had rivers or streams running through them.

Many cobblestone streets in Guanajuato Centro are for pedestrian only (Picture taken by Gary, KGH).

Information Source : Wiki

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El Escondido Hot Spring, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Located just outside the romantic city of San Miguel de Allende. Unlike other hot springs areas this is trully a paradise.

One of the hot spring pools at El Escondido Hot Spring (Picture taken by Gary, KGH).

Here you can ease your tensions and soothe tired muscles by relaxing in one of Escondido Place’s pools of steaming, mineral-rich waters along the road to Atotonilco.

Family hot spring pool at El Escondido Hot Spring (Picture taken by Gary, KGH).

The landscape is traditional; with picnic areas and snack bars, family-friendly; where kids enjoy play areas, and you can enjoy spa services and full restaurants.

Beautiful snack bar area (Picture taken by Gary, KGH).

Escondido has amazing gardens and ten pools with water temperature up to 104F. Escondido has both indoors pool and outdoor pools where you can relax under the open sky or sheltered by rock-lined grottos.

Information Source : Visit San Miguel

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