Travel Photos: Merida, Mexico
16/09/2021Finally our #FromPuebloToPueblo motor trip through Mexico has started. We traveled from Cancun to Merida, no highway no toll. Just riding from village to village, from pueblo to pueblo. For we believe this way we see the real Mexico. Our first riding day was from Cancun to Merida, and we had lunch in Valladolid in a Hacienda. We started the day with beautiful weather only to arrived soaked in Merida due to crazy thunderstorms in the afternoon. We stayed one week in Merida and did several road trips We visited Merida before, so we already knew the city a bit,…
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