The Tuesday Markets in San Miguel de Allende sprawl widely and draw locals from far away. The markets sell clothes, foods, hardware, knitting yarn, goldfish...basically all the things that one would find in a mall or a big box store. The key difference is that everything gets carted away on Tuesday night.
The structures of Tikal, such as the North Acropolis, are open to the public, allowing visitors to climb stairs and walk through rooms, imagining what life might have been like in 800 C.E.
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The museum at Las Lagunas Hotel exhibits the owner’s private collection of registered Mayan artifacts.
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Tuesday is Shoes Day
The Tuesday Markets in San Miguel de Allende sprawl widely and draw locals from far away. The markets sell clothes, foods, hardware, knitting yarn, goldfish...basically all the things that one would find in a mall or a big box store. The key difference is that everything gets carted away on Tuesday night.
Grandma Can buy Underwear on Tuesday
Mexicans living near San Miguel de Allende shop at the enormous Tuesday markets for goods of all kinds. A young boy (in the lower right of the photo) was hiding amidst these “foundation garments” as they were flapping in the breeze.
