Zapo trekkin
I agree with seeing Monte Alban, bring a hat and water and good walking shoes. There is a lot of stair climbing, some steps being irregular but all worth it. I went this past January and took a combi that gathered people from hotels and dropped us off and returned later maybe in 3 hrs. Your hotel can set you up. There are guided trips as well or you can pick up a guide at the entrance. The site is pretty well signed in english and I did not feel a guide was necessary, though I did have to ask a few nationals questions where there was no signage in English. If you have a Inapam card the actual entrance fee is waived.
Eating lunch at the mercado where they serve foot long tortillas with lots of meat and spice is a treat. The vendors compete to get every customer they can snag.
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- Zapo trekkin - Yandosan, 2024-05-01, 15:16
- Zapo trekkin - Padrino, 2024-05-01, 17:06
- Zapo trekkin - Yandosan, 2024-05-01, 17:07
- Zapo trekkin - Padrino, 2024-05-01, 20:31
- Zapo trekkin - Talley Ho, 2024-05-01, 20:53
- Zapo trekkin - Yandosan, 2024-05-01, 22:45
- Zapo trekkin - Casa Juan, 2024-05-01, 23:49
- Zapo trekkin - Yandosan, 2024-05-01, 17:07
- Zapo trekkin - frostbite, 2024-05-02, 05:09
- Zapo trekkin - Ixtapachris, 2024-05-02, 08:38
- Zapo trekkin - Yandosan, 2024-05-02, 09:44
- Zapo trekkin - Ironwood, 2024-05-02, 18:53
- Zapo trekkin - Yandosan, 2024-05-02, 09:44
- Zapo trekkin - JeffMN, 2024-05-02, 14:27
- Zapo trekkin - Padrino, 2024-05-01, 17:06

