BOSQUE de CHAPULTEPEC: Mexico City's Massive DOUBLE-SIZED Central Park | Mexico Travel Vlog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Did you know there's a royal castle in Mexico City? How about a city park that's twice the size of Central Park?
The Bosque de Chapultepec (Chapultepec Forest/Chapultepec Park) is a 1700-acre space that is home to Chapultepec Castle, three lakes, NINE museums, dozens of cafes and restaurants, a botanical garden, a zoo, a cave that is believed to be the entrance to the underworld, and tons of winding paths that lead through the towering Montezuma cypresses that date back to pre-Columbian times.
One of the largest parks in the world - the second-largest in Latin America - it's no wonder that Chapultepec Park gets 15 million visitors per year. I spent the entire day wandering through the forest, visiting museums, and enjoying the peace of this massive green space nestled right in the middle of the bustling city.
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Chapultepec park that's going to be my favorite place in Mexico city 🇲🇽❤️
It's fantastic! I've actually learned a lot about it through the comments on this video! Now I need to go back and explore some more of it.
@@JanetteAllenTravel very good like its 3 times biger than the central park, i'm no joking, and its use to be the garden of aztec emperor, he bring plants and animal of all the empire, the zoo is in reprecentation of the original
In the Mexican american war, that castle survived the passage of the United States army in the greatest of its war adventures and conquest of Mexico, depriving our country of more than half of its territory and in the search for the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe, they razed everything that opposed his path, hence the sad Legend of "Los Ninos Héroes" was born.
El Museo Nacional de Antropología es una maravilla me encanta siempre que voy.
I ❤️CDMX 🇲🇽
It is pretty impressive!
I used to visit that place when I was a child!! it's beautiful , it has several museums inside, love your videos!
I was so surprised to find out how many museums are in the park!
@@JanetteAllenTravel after Paris, Mexico City has the most museums on the world. Also, Castillo de Chapultepec is the one and the only castle that was occupied by an actual emperor in America continet!
@@aclamayc I wanted to include that in my video! But I found conflicting info on that online (some sources said London had the most, some debated what constituted a museum 😂 and basically all of them had different numbers of actual museums in the city) so I gave up and left it out 😂 it’s impressive regardless! I feel like I could never see them all!
@@JanetteAllenTravel , Also, you have to add another 3 newones that the new airport has . Airplane's Museum, Train Museum and last but no least Mamut's museum. That they gonna be open next monday March 21st. 2022
Es muy agradable la descripción que haces de tu recorrido, me permite tener otra perspectiva de lo que somos y tenemos, en ocasiones se nos olvida... Que tú estancia en Mexico sea inolvidable, te deseo lo mejor de la vida!!! 👍🤠
Muchas gracias! Es facil para olvidar muchas cosas cuando tu ves todos los dias. I'm glad you liked the video :)
The botanical gardens would be top of my list! 😍
México City is incredibel 👍👍👍👍
I agree! One of my favorite cities in the world.
FYI, Goverment of Mexico city is working on add another seccion to el parque de chapultepec. Its gonna be amazing on 2023.
Wow! Section 4! It’s gonna be massive 😱
Welcome to all.mexico ee love you here 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽💞
Muchas gracias! Me encanta Mexico!
@@JanetteAllenTravel cdmx es mi ciudad cuando era nino iva mucho a chapultepec cn.mis hermanos.saludos
@@dimassunvalley It seems to be a fond childhood memory for many!
@@JanetteAllenTravel teah lots of.memories.thaks foe shering
Good.
Nice video, interesting woman and nice voice.
Thanks for watching! ☺
Chapultepec has everything, many Museums, Castle, Auditorio Nacional, Campo Marte, Lake, Zoo, Feria de Chapultepec, restaurants.
I've learned a lot more about it since I made this video! I definitely need to go back and experience some more parts of it.
How cute and nice and my god those eyes!!
México City is INCREDIBLE.
One of my favorite cities in the world!
Chapultepec bello lugar
Si, me encanta este parque mucho 😍
JANETTE PLEASE MORE VIDEOS!!!! MI LIKE!!!
I'm glad you like them! I've got some more from Mexico City and surrounding areas coming soon!
There are SO many things to do at Chapultepec and the whole place is packed with secrets. Besides the National Museum of Anthropology and the Chapultepec Castle, you have the Natural History Museum, the Papalote Child Museum, the Chapultepec Zoo, the Cárcamo Museum (With underwater murals by Diego Rivera), the Audiorama, the National Auditorium, the Campo Marte, the Casa del Lago Cultural Centre, and soooo many huge monuments all around the place. You could literally spend days exploring the place, there´s even a real life hunted mannor hidden somewhere in the third section!
Oh wow! I definitely have to go back to find some of these, especially the haunted manor! I've spent a good amount of time in section 1 and just a little bit in section 2 quite a few years ago. I've never even set foot in section 3!
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Yes, the section 3 used to be indeed a naturally forested area with cliffs and hills that was later annexed to the park, but it was never completely "urbanized" to make it a proper park like sections 1 and 2. At some point they tried to do it, even building a huge aquatic park over there, but it went to bankrupt and now it is a pretty creepy place. That´s why a lot of people think that section 3 is kinda "haunted" as it remains mostly abandoned and desserted (And because there´s a massive cementery on it, one of the most famous in the city). Today "El Sope" is the only part that is used as a regular park, being a popular spot to do excercise. If you want more information here you have a video of a Canadian guy that was able to enter to the abandoned water park, and some articles in Spanish about the haunted mannor, which is locally called La Casa de la Tía Toña:
www.melodijolola.com/walk-mexico/la-leyenda-de-la-casa-de-la-tia-tona-en-el-bosque-de-chapultepec-ciudad-de-mexico
mxcity.mx/2017/11/la-casa-de-la-tia-tona-un-escalofriante-cuento-de-fantasmas/
th-cam.com/video/nCyU_bwYFq8/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Fearless%26Far
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PD: The former Presidential Palace is also in Chapultepec and since three years ago it has been open for the public to visit!
Wow, okay it looks like I will need to do a Chapultepec part 2 video!!
@@JanetteAllenTravel
Hehe, that would be awesome!
Me gustó,tu forma de exponer es sencilla ,concisa y agradable.
Thank you, and welcome to my channel!
Viva Mexico 🇲🇽
3:03 “The pandemic is not over, if you take care of yourself, we all take care of ourselves.” Muy padre video
I had covid just a few weeks ago 🥲 but the world is back to prepandemic levels of travel so I’m happy for that! ✈️
Suscrito. Saludos de Guanajuato,GTO.
Bienvenidos! I can't wait to visit Guanajuato!
Thank you for your video I like it the castle of Chapultepec take care of yourself blessings 🙏🏿
Isn't it beautiful? I love the stained glass windows and the black and white checkered tiles.
The way of freedom.iata harder to forget.. México..it's so diferente state from.satate.that way México it .so beautiful....
Yes! I don't think many people (foreigners) understand just how big and diverse the country is!
Wonderful nature of México. 🤩😌🌳🌲🌼
It’s such a green city!
Muchas gracias por visitar mi México, gracias por traducir lo que comentas en español
Por supuesto! Solo hablo un poco de español, pero todos mis videos tendrán subtítulos para ti ☺
The Starbucks where you had a drink is very unique because it integrates the environment into the building 😁👍✌️
Yeah! The tree goes right through the floor and out the top! I love that
@@JanetteAllenTravel although there are excellent cafés in Mexico City that one is a place to go just for The atmosphere 😁
Saludos 🙂
Es Castillo muy bello y además en uno de los mejores sitios, Chapultepec!
En una ocasión fui a ver la representación de "La Bella Durmiente" en el.
Se uso el castillo como escenario, quedó fantástico.
Saludos Janette!
Oh, wow! ¡Eso sería increíble de ver!
Hello. Thank you for this beautiful video.
Janette Allen.gracias por el video.
De nada :) thank you for watching!
Mi hermosa y muy amada capirucha, capital de toda la RAZA mexicana, LA GRAN TENOCHTITLÁN, cómo ella no hay dos, y mira que conozco, he recorrido 41 estados en USA. Diferentes ciudades en cada estado y Vancouver Canadá, ni siquiera New York se le acerca, en ella radican mi dulce y amorosa Jefa (madre) y hermanas, que tanto los extraño
your work has a lot of quality 😲👍 in the castle you look like Alice in Wonderland. excellent shots.
Thank you! Haha yes I thought the same with Alice in Wonderland :)
Fascinating place... fascinating country, thanks for showing it to us from your perspective... 😉
Yes, there are so many beautiful places in this country!
México City Is INCREDIBEL.👍
It’s one of my all-time favorite cities 😍
♥️🇲🇽😀
Me encanto tu video. 😊
Muchas gracias :D
You were so close to the underworld "Mictlán" It's inside the audiorama. No one can go inside the cave. Its closed off to the public. You can go inside the audiorama to chill, listen to some music, read a book or just sit back for some peace. If you go check it out look on the hill side as you walk that way and you will see remains of Mexica carvings on to the hill. I love getting lost in Chapultepec. Can't wait till I'm back home. It's been two years. Just subscribed. Great job on the video by the way.
Thanks so much for the info! I wasn't sure exactly where it was but the story was intriguing. I was told that certain people could go in to light candles and give offerings, so is that not true anymore?
@@JanetteAllenTravel as far I know they don’t. They might let some people get closer to the cave to place offerings at the entrance but no further. In “normal” times they do allow dancers into the Mexica hall at the museo de antropología. Look for a video here yt it’s impressive.
@@jlo7465 Ah I see. Oh! Yeah I'll look for the video, I love that.
@@JanetteAllenTravel other places you might want to consider that a lot of people overlook: Fuente de Nezahualcóyotl from there head to the 2nd section of Chapultepec and check out the carcamo de Dolores which was an old water plant with murals and statue by Diego Rivera. A little north from there it’s where the old amusement park was. Someone got killed in one of the rides and that’s why they shut it down.
@@jlo7465 That's a shame! I heard that Six Flags might be buying it, but the pandemic slowed things down. I hope they're able to reopen it soon! (And safely)
NOW YOU HAVE A NEW SUBSCRIBER .NICE VIDEO.🇲🇽👍
Glad to have you! I'll have the next one out in a few days!
You are so beautiful my friend. You should try to eat Gorditas de chicharron prenzado, Huaraches ,Pambazos, tamales, tacos de tripa, de cabeza, Mexico has 32 states and each one has it's own traditional plate , but in every state are the small towns and villages with their own traditional plate and food so, let's make the math. it is a lot food. Keep the good adventure and great info. thx.
I want to eat all the food in Mexico! I am always discovering something new. There is definitely so much more I need to explore in Mexico.
I guess I never really thought about Chapultepec before until now
Where are you from? I find that it's well-known amongst Mexicans, but most foreigners aren't familiar with it at all unless they have been to Mexico City before. I certainly didn't know about it until I came here for the first time!
Tanks
Me gusto tu video y me gusta la forma de explicar los Sitios que visitas .
Muchas gracias :)
Nice video! It's been a long time since last time I was there, beautiful place.
Greetings!
Thanks for watching!
This is the very first time that I have watched your videos. I am from Mexico city, but your point of view is different in some ways to me. You have the fresh way to see them for the first time(?), and I have been there so many times that -I think - I have lost the same wandering that you have. I thank you for make me remember that my country is unique in all around the world. Viva Mexico jijos de la jijurria!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, I think it is easy to lose the excitement for things we are used to. Welcome and thanks for watching!
I am glad you enjoy your visit to Chapultepec, I am Mexican living in Chicago now and I haven't been in that beautiful park for at least 30 years but I still remember the taste of the food, the smell of the flowers and the kiss from the sun when as a kid walked those same paths with my father.
Many cherished memories came to me during your video.
Thank you.
Subscribing now!!!
It seems to hold a lot of nostalgia for so many people! I love to hear it :)
Excelente excelente excelente video.
Muchas gracias!
Central park was inspired in Chapultepec park.
That makes sense! Chapultepec's history goes wayyyyyyy way back.
Mujer tan hermosa 😍😍😍😍😘😘😘 beuthiful o como se escriba. Saludos bienbenida
Beautiful
Chapultepec is the best 😍
I love it! I finally made it to Section 2 just recently to see the jacarandas. Wow!! They were so beautiful around Lago Mayor.
Hahaha that museum is one of the most important anthropology museums in the world and has pieces from all the cultures of our country as well as several of the most representative (such as the Aztec calendar and the Coatlicue). They also carried pieces as important as the Atlanteans (Toltec civilization), an Olmec head (Olmec civilization, considered the mother of Mesoamerican civilizations) even has Tlaloc and Chalchihuitlicue (Teotihuacan civilization). Among many others.
For some reason I was thinking I had already been there (must have been one of the other hundreds of museums 😆) so I was extra impressed!
Me encanto tu video!!!
Y desde ya cuenta con mi subscripción. Que padre q pones subtítulos 😊👍
Gracias por mirando :D
Amazing!!!
"so they actually have a little food court here" is the story of mexico's life
Hahah 😂 very true, and I am not complaining!
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With the rise of the Second Mexican Empire in 1864 the castle became the official residence of Emperor Maximilian I and his wife Empress Carlota. Maximilian, while in name and title the Emperor of Mexico, was in fact an Austrian prince of the Habsburg dynasty who was not ethnically Mexican at all, having been offered the crown by Mexican monarchists who were puppets of the French who sought to add Mexico to their empire. During this period the castle began to take on its current floor plan, with Maximilian hiring multiple architects to re-design the castle in the neo-classical style which was popular at the time.
The Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg decreed on 16 September 1865 the following:
Art 1 °. The title of "Princes of Iturbide" is awarded to Don Agustín de Iturbide and Don Salvador de Iturbide, grandsons of the Emperor Agustín de Iturbide, as well as his daughter Doña Josefa de Iturbide.
Art 2 °. The Princes mentioned in the previous article, will have the treatment of Highness, and will take rank after the reigning family.
Art 3 °. This title is not hereditary, and in the event that the mentioned princes had legitimate succession, the reigning Emperor or the Regency will reserve the faculty to grant the expressed title, in each case, to that or those of his successors that they deem convenient.
Art 4 °. By virtue of the arrangements made with the members of the Iturbide family, the Emperor takes the guardianship and curatorship of the aforementioned princes Agustín and Salvador de Iturbide, appointing as co-tutor the Princess Josefa de Iturbide.
Art 5 °. The coat of arms used by the aforementioned princes, will be the ancient of his family, with mantle and crown of Prince, and having as support the two rampant wolves of the same shield of his family, granting them by special grace the use of the National Shield in the center of the aforementioned blazon, according to the design that is attached.
Art 6 °. The Princes of Iturbide will have the right to wear the national badge without a flame, and the button with its crown of Prince.
In 1867, Maximilian was deposed and executed on the orders of Benito Juárez.
The Political Constitution of Mexico has prohibited the state from granting any titles of nobility since 1917. The United Mexican States do not issue or recognize titles of nobility or hereditary prerogatives and honors.
Mexican nobility refers to the titled nobles and untitled gentry families of Mexico. Most of the descendants of these families still live in Mexico today, while others can also be found in Europe and other countries. With the victories of the Mexican Republics over the monarchies of the First Mexican Empire, headed by Agustín I, and the Second Mexican Empire, under Maximilian I and the writing of the Mexican Constitution of 1917 titles of nobility in Mexico were henceforth legally abolished in Mexico.
Wow! Thanks for the info! I was actually very curious about how Emperor Maximilian came to power and I was surprised to hear him called a Mexican emperor, so it's interesting to find out he was actually Austrian.
Now Give us a lecture about Juárez the opportunist that served as a dictator and hated his people, stealing land from them and creating/agreeing to inhumane reforms
@@JanetteAllenTravelA lot of people ended up like him, the conservatives and napoleon ended up hated him. He passed many safety labor laws and wanted to make Nahuatl the national tongue.
Hating^*
Excelente video!!! Excelente Castillo De Chapultepec!!! Saludos!!!
In a clear day you can see all the way to the Cathedral at Zócalo. The avenue is straight all the way there, and that was the plan, so the Emperor could go to mass in his Carriage in a straight line.
This was amazing thanks for visiting our city, a local tip, if you are disabled or traveling with one, at the beginning of the slope there's a elevator, you can ask for the guards to open it for you :) And they just opened the 4th section :)
Oh is it open already? I thought it was “coming soon!”
Que buen video, nuevo seguidor, te quedarás en México por qué te faltan tantos lugares por visitar, lo de los subtítulos muy bien, espero más vídeos, saludos.
I actually left Mexico in January, but I'm so excited to return on Monday!! I definitely have a long list of places I still need to visit. I can't wait! Thanks for joining!
@@JanetteAllenTravel hello, how are you, I hope you are well, how good it will be for you to come back, you have to visit many places, you are well received here in this humble country, I am already watching all the videos, best regards.
Those statues at 4:05 are of the cadets(children) that were killed by the US army, when they invaded México, that castle used to be an army academy, and those were the cadets that gave their life to defend it.
Yes, the ninos heroes.
Me encantó tu vídeo, a la mitad de el ya me había suscrito. Mucho muy interesante e inteligente la forma de presentar lo que deseas, la información que das es fidedigna, breve pero concisa. Las tomas que nos brindas son excelentes, tu aparición es breve pero insuperable...no tratas de llenar el vídeo con tu imagen. Gracias, es muy agradable conocer una youtuber inteligente, culta con personalidad propia y centrada. Namaste.
Muchas gracias por los piropos! What lovely compliments. Estoy muy feliz que tu disfrutas mi video. 🙂
Almost everyone is impressed with the luxurious carriage, that was the carriage of Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg, in front of that carriage there is a very modest black carriage, that is the important one, in it President Juárez kept the republic alive during the time that Maximilian ruled Mexico thanks to the support of the French army.
2:54 Not any eagle. An eagle standing on a nopal (cactus) eating a snake. That was the leyend.
Yes! I can't believe I left that part out!
@@JanetteAllenTravel don't worry, that's a sub's job. Support along the way.
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they just added a 4th section its way bigger now
That's what I'm hearing! Wow!
😘🤤😋🌷🌹
Bonito lugar, lo feo es el ambulantaje.
La verdad los puestos ambulantes son lo peor.
They actually shot Romeo and juliet with Leo dicaprio here
Yeah I read that! After I visited I went to watch clips from the movie to see if I recognized anything 😂
I hope that a woman beautiful and nice like you enjoy my city caotic and crazy but always beautiful
Hola
Hola! Bienvenidos
fun fact. Baz Lurmans's Romeo +Juliete was filmed there
I read that! I actually went to watch it to see if I recognized anything! :)
I loved this video ♥
I'm Mexican and miss CDMX. Come to Jakarta and make a video 😊.
I would love to! I lived in Indonesia for a year and a half! I did an amazing road trip across East Java and sailed through Komodo. Two of the best trips of my life!
@@JanetteAllenTravel Oh wow, that’s Amazing! I will be living here for three years and I would love to document my trips but I suck talking to the camera hehe. Well Janette you keep doing videos because you are really good on that and take care. 😊
Benim ingilizcem iyi değil. O yüzden Türkçe yazıyorum. Google translete süper çevirmesede sanırım anlaşılır. Ancak bilmeniz gereken ilginç bir bilgiyi vermek isterim. Chapultepec hangi dilde biliyor musunuz. (Chapu)l Çapulcu (Tepec) tepe den gelir. Çekirge ile alakası yoktur. Bununla ilgili çok ciddi araştırmalar var. Ama tabi genelde Avrupalı ve Amerikalılar kendilerinin Roma medeniyetinin devamı gibi görürler. Türklerse düşmandır. Türk kültürünün Çin ve Mısır medeniyetindende eski olduğunu profesörleriniz bilir. Ama anlatmayı sevmez gizlenir. Bu gün Çinlililerin üzerini ağaçlarla kapladığı girişine izin verilmeyen 100 den fazla Mısırdan ve Çinden eski Türk piramidinin varlığını kimseye söylemezler. Bilmeniz gereken Amerika kıtasındaki Kızılderirililerin, Mayaların ve Azteklerin bering boğazı donduğunda Amerika kıtasına orta Asyadan geçen Türk soylu halklar olmasıdır. Bu şimdilik herkes tarafından kesin kabul görmesede Amerikan kuzey veya Güney yerlilerinin kültürü, bir çok amblemi kültürel alışkanlıkları halıda kilimde Türklerle aynıdır. Peki niye Çinlilerle Ruslsrla İngiliz veya Fransızla aynı değilde Türklerle bu kadar raslantı mı olur. Zaten Bu günkü Rusyanın yarıdan çoğu Türk topraklarıdır. Sibirya Türk topraklarıdır. İsmini Sabir Türklerinden alır. oradan Amerika kıtadına geçenlerin Türk olmadı doğaldır. Maya dilinde bir çok Türkçe kelime vardır. Türkçe Çapulcu, haydut kelimesine karşılık gelir. Bu gün Türkçede aynı şekilde günlük dilde kullanılır. (çapultepe ise haydutlar tepesidir.) Size küçük bir makale vermek isterim. Meksika'da Türk izleri
Amerika kıtasının yerlileri olarak bilinen Kızılderililerin kökeni tartışıla dursun, bugün bile hala gizemini koruyan Maya uygarlığında Türk izleri kesin olarak mevcuttur.
Kırşehir Ahi Evran Üniversitesi, Fen Edebiyat Fakültesi, Öğretim Üyesi,Doç. Dr. İsmail Doğan, Maya uygarlığında Türk izlerinin gayet belirgin olduğunu söyledi.
Türkoloji alanının önemli isimlerinden, 1993 yılında 'Türk Dili Doktoru' unvanını alan, 19 Ocak 2009 tarihinde Üniversiteler arası Kurul tarafından 'Eski Türk Dili Doçenti' unvanı verilen Doç. Dr. İsmail Doğan, Ordu şehrinde verdiği bir konferansta geçmişi M.Ö. 600 yıllarına kadar uzanan M.S. 1500'lü yıllara kadar hüküm süren Maya uygarlığında Türk izleri bulunduğunu kaydetti. Maya uygarlığının hüküm sürdüğü bugün 97 milyon nüfuslu Meksika'da 12 bin 700 yerli halk bulunduğunu ve 62 ayrı dil konuşulduğunu
belirten Doç. Dr. Doğan, 12 bir yerleşim yerinin 306'sının Türkçe 'tepe' kelimesine sahip olduğuna dikkat çekti. Örnek olarak 'Çaltepek, Çapultepek' isimlerini gösteren Doğan, konuşulan dil içerisinde de 465 Türkçe kelime bulunduğunu, ayrıca 400 farklı kelimenin de Türkçe ses denkliğinde dillendirildiğini vurguladı.
MAYA'LARDA TÜRK İZLERİ
Özellikle Meksika'da konuşulan diller içerisinde Türkçe kelimelerin çokluğuna dikkat çeken Doğan, "Mesela (keç:göç), (keçmek:göçmek), (kul:tapmak), (koos:kuş), (talan:zorla almak), (tul:dol) kelimeleri Türkçe ve Türkçe ses denkliğinde konuşuluyor. Dahası, Maya mimarisindeki süsleme sanatı, kapı, pencere gibi objeler Karahanlı ve Selçuklu mimarisi ile aynıdır. Astronomide gerçekten çok ileri olan Maya'larda yıldızları ve uzayı gözlemek için yapılan gözlemevlerinin mimarisi, Selçuklu ve Osmanlı dönemlerinde yapılan Siirt şehrinin-Tillo ilçesindeki, Şanlıurfa şehrinin-Harran ilçesindeki ve Kırşehir şehrinin Cacabey ilçesindeki gözlemevleri mimarisiyle aynıdır. Dokuma ve el sanatlarındaki kilim desenleri Türk motifleriyle aynıdır. Maya uygarlığında Türk izleri oldukça çoktur."
It’s actually the only real(royal) castle in the continent. The only one were actual royalty lived.
Hola 🇲🇽 eres bella como mi Mèxico 🌹❤️
A la CDMX le está pasando lo mismo que a Texas en el s XIX? No olvidemos que por la llegada de tanto extranjero a vivir a Texas, éstos pidieron la independencia y posterior unión con USA. La CDMX se dirige a ese mismo destino.
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Almost 3 times the size of Central Park ..
That's what I was told originally! I'm not sure where the most accurate numbers are, but I checked wikipedia before posting this video and it had Central Park listed at 843 acres, and Chapultepec around 1700 acres. It is one of the largest city parks in the world though!
Lady you are gorgeous
The Castel was build by the máximum Kaiser of Méxiko Maximilian of Hasburg an Austrian AND our be loved King , brother of Napoleón III
Thanks for sharing!
No entendi mucho...
Hay subtítulos en español :)
I wish I was very happy if my wish was fulfilled, but there is no money to see.
Please help me
My wishes is just to go maxico
A cave in Chapultepec for natives only?
Really?!
Never heard about that.
Someone commented and mentioned that nobody is actually allowed in, so I’m not sure the exact story about it!
Starbucks is bad coffee... try local coffee shops
Haha, don't worry, I have time to drink ALL the coffee :D Any places you recommend?
oh yeah chapultepec!! that is were the last battle of the American invasion took palce.. we had no ammo anymore then you won the battle and hung the irish watching the american flag rising in the flag pole replacing the mexican one
If you're referencing the Battle of Chapultepec, that happened in 1847 and I was not in attendance. :)
@@JanetteAllenTravel upsss 🤷♂I mean "they won"
The Mexicans never got inspired by Central Park. Parks in Mexico come from the Aztecs.
Oh it was never meant to imply it was inspired by Central Park - especially since the history dates back far before Central Park. It is just a comparison of size for those outside of Mexico who may be familiar with Central Park, but not Chapultepec. :)
Lo bueno fuera que jente de otros países observarán estos vídeos, para que aprendan de mexico. No puros mexicanos.
¡Claro! Creo que los estadounidenses especialmente no entienden cuántas cosas increíbles hay que hacer en México. ¡Sólo conocen Cancún!
Cómo!????.. mejor una extranjera sabe lo que es una tlayudas??😲
¡Los he probado varias veces! Una vez en Oaxaca :D
@@JanetteAllenTravel ...Woaaaooo...es la primera vez que me responde una TH-camr!!!...y además..una extranjera!!!... Gracias!...Soy de Pachuca Hgo....a ver cuándo haces un Tour en mi estado!!..que por cierto tenemos cierta influencia histórica aquí!!! saludos!...😲💕🤚
@@LaVozPopularSergioHernandez ¡Oh, he estado en Hidalgo una vez! ¡Intentaré visitarlo de nuevo en unas pocas semanas!