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Mexico is a North and Central American country bordered by the USA in the north, Guatemala and Belize in the south, and the Atlantic Ocean on the east and the Pacific Ocean on the west.
With an area of 1,958,201 km2 (756,066 sq. mi.).
Mexico can be divided into the main areas of the Tehuantepec Isthmus, Yucatan Peninsula, the splinter-like peninsula of Lower California, the Sierra Nevada, the mountainous western Sierra Madre, an extension of the Rocky Mountains and the narrow coastal plain by the Pacific Ocean in the west.

Mexico's population is more than 92 million, mainly Roman Catholic (Over 92%), with 55% Mestizo, 30% Indian and 15% European.

The official language is Spanish.

The currency is the peso with 100 centavos.

Mexico is the Capital and the world's largest urban centre, with severe problems of pollution, infrastructure, and overcrowding.



Hui Chin and I was very pleased that we have visited Mexico, especially Mexico.
There was a lot of work was going on road and services around town and around our hotel.
Mexico wasn't the first one, where we have seen this either.
Much the same as usual, we went for a city sightseeing tour.
During our sightseeing tour we were taken to the 'Our Lady of Guadalupe' Basilicas.
Aaaawesome.
Next day we returned for another day to participate in a couple of masses, that we walked in during our explorations.
There are two main Basilicas and many churches and chapels in the complex. You really need most of a day to see everything around here.
We also went to see the Pyramids at Teotihuacan.

Another exciting day, although an incident at our lunch break did spoiled it for us some.

The lunch break was part of the tour, but we had to pay for it individually.
Hui Chin and I were running low on cash and we did ask the restaurateur before we sat down,if they accept Visa, because Visa isn't very popular, by our experience in Latin America.
Yes, they'll take Visa, he told us.
When it came to pay, of course, they did not accept Visas from anybody, we had to borrow the price of our meals, from another couple from our hotel.
Very embarrassing.
I did complain too.
Quiet strongly too.
Wasn't really a fair play.
It wasn't cricket, Mate, If you happen to read this.
We happened to forget the name of the Restaurant.
I would like to name them, to warn others.
I would appreciate if someone could let me know.


Returning to our Mexican experiences, did anybody noticed the Mexicans liking for green.
Thousands of green Volkswagen Beetle Taxis running around the city.
Buses, some bridges are the same green colour.
We spent a couple of days exploring the city on foot.
There was a free very noisy and colourful concert going on the Plaza front of the Cathedral.
We are looking forward to visit Mexico again soon.



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