We went to OAXACA CITY and this is what happened
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2019
- We've traveled all across Mexico & never experienced a lovable cultural melting pot like Oaxaca City.
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The state of Oaxaca is known for its sensational gastronomy, vivid colors, astonishing nature, and beautiful colonial architecture. We had the absolute pleasure of exploring Oaxaca City for one week.
This Mexico travel video includes our adventures from the first half of the week. We enjoyed our time in Oaxaca so much, we could hardly put the camera down!! All we wanted to do was showcase every little and big reason why this city quickly stole our hearts and became one of our favorite cities in Mexico.
WHERE TO EAT IN OAXACA CITY, MEXICO
1. Boulenc - This restaurant and bakery is to die for! Boulenc not only has gluten-free options, but their coffee, cocktails, and food selection is top-notch. We went here so many times in our short week.
2. Expendio Tradiciòn - This Mezcalaría had delicious food and cocktails in a trendy atmosphere.
3. Restaurante Catedral - This restaurant has delicious coffee and breads, plus traditional Oaxacan food we loved!
4. Los Danzantes - This is an upscale Oaxacan restaurant with absolutely delicious traditional/regional dishes.
WHAT TO DO IN OAXACA CITY, MEXICO
1. Casa de las Artesanías - This huge store close to the city center has thousands of traditional products. They have black clay pottery, textiles, alebrijes galore, leather, woven baskets, bags, and more.
2. Visit the Oaxaca City Zocalo - I can't tell you how many times we went to the city center. You'll find vendors, street food, live music, and all the people watching you could ever desire. Plus, there are cafes and restaurants aplenty. It's a great place to start your adventures in Oaxaca.
3. Find a Mezcalería - Mezcal is one of Oaxaca's specialties. We recommend enjoying a tasting at a local Mezcalería. There are dozens of them across the city!
4. Try as much food as you can - Oaxaca is also well known for it's rich food culture. Try as much/many Tlayudas, types of mole, coffee, chocolate, and other regional dishes as you possibly can!
5. Soak in the colonial architecture and history - Visit Templo de Santo Domingo, walk up and down the streets, and visit some local museums. Oaxaca City is filled with history.
WHERE TO STAY IN OAXACA CITY, MEXICO
We stayed at an Airbnb like we normally do while traveling Mexico. If you are new to Airbnb, you can get $40 off your first stay (or the equivalent in your currency) with our referral link: abnb.me/e/yML8JvquLU
(Find out what other restaurants, activities, and experiences we recommend in our upcoming Oaxaca video. Be sure to subscribe to see it: goo.gl/8UGFL1)
ABOUT US (MADDIE & JORDAN)
In January 2018, we sold everything we owned in the US (except our husky Laska & what fit in our tiny, tangerine Prius C3) to travel the world-starting with Mexico. Since then, we've been making travel videos about our life in Mexico and the new experiences we encounter while traveling the world. If you'd like to join our shenanigans, subscribe to our TH-cam channel. You can also poke around our social media to find out what we’re up to each week.
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Soy de Oaxaca, México y me da curiosidad ver este video, desde su perspectiva 😂
Ksksks pordos
X tres xdxd
X4 que pedo vamos por unos elotes :V
X5
Vamos por unas Tlayudas
Que pedo, la verdadera comida esta en los mercados, no en restaurantes que solo hacen mezclas de la comida tradicional con la "alta cocina".
Quien jala por unos elotitos del zocalo
I absolutely loved Oaxaca. True story I asked a cop for directions to a post office and he jumped on the back of my motorcycle and guided me through the streets blowing his whistle at people to move so we could get to the post office. Now that was 43 years ago but what a great memory.
Wtf funny story👍🏿🤣
Now that’s hospitality.😁
Wow
I loved Oaxaca when I lived there for three months the food the people everything
Whow ur old
like si eres de Oaxaca 😆😆
Si
Yo si
me da una quesadilla sin queso?
ME CAEN GORDOS LOS QUE PIDEN LIKE ... LIKE SI ATI TAMBIEN
Si como no
Hi, just wanted to tell you that the birds that appeared in minute 17:27, were made in my school and mine is there and I shouted when I see you had the chance to watch them!!!!🤗🤗😅 I actually live in Oaxaca, that's why
I'm from oaxaca and not only that but lived about 3 blocks from where you stayed at. So happy to see your guys'perspective. The loud noise was a cricket 100% not someone whistling but they are huge and sound so loud.
those are frogs
Alians!!
Oh, so that is why they eat them there. A way of controlling the cricket population.
In case you didn’t see our recent TH-cam Community post, we shared a fun detail about our upcoming travels. We loved Oaxaca City SO MUCH that as soon as we returned to Puerto Morelos, we booked another trip there....for Dia de Muertos!! 💀😍🍂
If this is going to be your first Día de muertos in Oaxaca you are going to love it and maybe next year you guys go to Patzcuaro for another Día de Muertos and go to the Tzintzuntzan's cemetery during the night it's a great experience.
💖⛪👽💀💨👫🌎✈🇮🇹
I'm so happy that finally you went there, the Oaxaca food is catalogued as the best or second best food in the whole world!... Alas! You just passed next to chocolate El mayordomo store in the restaurant market (for me is the best)!... And where's Laska?! (Kidding) :p I'm eager to see the pottery factory video (if you did make one)... Oh! CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 100K subscribers! 😊🥳
I love your videos!
Next time you visit oaxaca , you should to "La capilla de zaachila" it's a restaurant like 25 minutes away from oaxaca city. They are famous because of their giant tlayudas.
Awesome!!! I can’t wait to see your video for Dia de Muertos. My plan was to do that this year, but flights from Canada are better into Huatulco, so we’ll be in Puerto Escondido instead. Will you guys head to the coast after day of the dead?
Just got back from 5 days in Oaxaca myself. Food was insane! Sooo good!
You live in Mexico
You are from Mexico
tips?
The best!
It's the next city I want to visit
I was so excited to see a package in my mailbox from Jordan and Maddie! I won the monthly giveaway, and they sent me the cutest turtle from Oaxaca, with a handwritten note! It was like getting a package from famous people on TV! Thank you both so much. I love it!
We are SO delighted that the little tortuga got to you safely. 🧡 Hope it brings you some of the Oaxaca magic we experienced there ☺️
Los esquites y elotes del llano saben sabrosos se los recomiendo para la próxima vez que vengan a Oaxaca :3
Si se preguntan donde quedan,se encuentran en el parque el llano
Cuando salgo de la escuela paso por uno con la señora que está frente al teatro 😍
Oaxaca, honduras del sur
I cannot wait to visit Oaxaca. The place looks amazing. And the food wow
It is but don't go the local market
I am from Oaxaca, i recomend you to visit the City in Día de muertos or christmas, Because they are the most beautiful festivities, if you come do not forget to visit Monte Albán, boil the water, mitla, the small communities that are far away, go to a calenda, go to Santo Domingo day and night, go to a party of a community these are amazing and of course the food. There are so many wonderful places despite the negative.
Hi Tangerines...we really like your travel videos because they are more comprehensive than most. The extra information and costs, recommendations, etc are very appreciated and useful. The pictures are great too, keep up the good work. Best regards.
Thanks for the feedback! We do our best to cram as much info and shenanigans into each video. Happy to hear you’re enjoying it! 😍
You guys are awesome and so natural.
Yes you two are Amazing.
Thanks 🙏. Love ❤️ your
Videos!! I heard Honduras
Is also amazing and people
There.
Eso chinga pa' que vean que oaxaca es hermoso, “Mi Oaxaca lindo” con sus tradiciones y costumbres 👏❤
undia regresare :(
No tanto que queme al santo esra bien pero nunca mejor que zacatecas
@@erickrobles7077 aja si tú
Grasa bolero ... Luego luego derochando la naquez ....y tú de que tribu eres ????
It's actually pretty cool that this has become two separate channels now. It's interesting to see the directions you each take.
It’s truly hard to believe we’re about to hit our biggest channel milestone yet. What do you think we should do to celebrate 100k? 🥳
P.S. THANK YOU to all our Tangerineys who are subscribed to our channel and continue to join us on our adventures. The community we’ve built around Tangerine Travels blows our mind (in the best way!) every dang day.
I remember when I first stumbled upon your videos I thought they were really informative but most of all entertaining. That hasn't changed. I was wondering how a channel with so many videos and such good content only had 4K subs!! Congrats on this upcoming milestone. It is well deserved.
Wouldn't it be cool if your fiberoptics was ready and you could do your first livestream then? We could all help you celebrate that way.
You two are the sweetest ever! I’ve told my 23 year old daughter about you guys and she subscribed too!! I love how your detailed descriptions of just about everything.. seriously makes me feel like I’m experiencing it as well!! You guys are great! Fun to watch .. when my husband and I decided to go to Mexico.. you’re the channel to go to for ideas and advice/recommendations!! Thanks kids! Be safe and continue to have fun! Congrats!! Well deserved!💕👍🏻
Whatever you do. celebrate with Laska.. and truly celebrate!!
for 100k, a retro clips video would be good... tangerini greatest moments
Makes me happy seeing you happy. Awww. So sweet.
I went to Oaxaca for a wedding and baptism and fell in love with the city and it's culture and people. I came back to Australia and told my wife we are retiring there. Plan on going back in a few years to take my family around Mexico and hopefully convince my wife of the future plans.
Are you in Oaxaca yet? Or are you stuck in Australia?
@@jimbig3997 Stuck in Aus. And we are double vax'd and everything and we still can't get out. Was hoping to go to Mexico because of 6 mth tourist visa. Now we'll be going to Spain on a residency visa to which the Australian govt is much more open to letting us out of the country. Will get to Mexico eventually but probably via Spain.
A friend of mine owns that bakery!! Nice you had the chance to know the taste
Amo amo amo Boulenc! Así que mándale mis felicitaciones a tu amigo por su restaurante/panadería tan chida 😉
Watching your videos makes me feel, like I’m back in Mexico. I adore their love of color, their music and culture!☺️👍🏻
And there's so much of all 3 of those things in Oaxaca! There's a reason why many consider it the cultural capital of Mexico.
Waking up to a new Tangerine video notification is the best way to start a day!
Que hermoso que les guste Oaxaca ❤ Oaxaca es internacional ❤🌎🌍🌏❤🌮🇲🇽🌴🍻🍺
I am from Oaxaca, and I hope that they really liked to come :)), since Oaxaca does not give much importance and that I like that they come to know this beautiful state
I love Mexico and I love your videos. I’m probably older than your parents, but love your joi de vivre!
Same here, Ms. Lewis, really reveling in living vicariously through their kind, warm, fun, playful, yet intelligent, presentations. They plainly just stepped it up a couple notches in this episode.
The sound of 9:09 minutes are small frogs that come out at night when the day has rained. I`m from Oaxaca city :).
I want to go. Someday. I love Oaxacan cheese. I've heard that they don't like it to be called that. Quesillo I think. I think this might be my favorite video. Missed you guys.
Yes quesillo
Yes, QUESILLO
I really enjoyed this video. Lots of food. Loved all the colors of the artesanías. I'm looking forward to your other videos on your stay in Oaxaca. Congratulations on 100,000 subscribers 👍
Excelente blog Tangerine travels, enjoy the culture, the ancient food and Live the Life visiting México.
I love you guys!! Makes me feel so good watching your videos. I am Mexican-American, and plan on moving to México as well. So I love to see all your adventures, one day I like you will pursue my adventures in our México Lindo y Querido x
Hello, Tangeriners. Those whistles you mentioned on minute 9:10 are frogs. Love to watch your videos, by the way. Thanks for being so objective and honest when portraying real Mexico.
lol, yeah, they are. The whistling is so relaxing to me that I found very funny they were so annoyed by it. I've been to several places in Southern/Central Mexico and it's a very common sound of the night during the rainy season, so it's strange they had not experienced it before.
That is funny..🐸
@@abrahamf8139 Yes, after so much time traveling thoughout México, I found somewhat strange they did not realize where that sound came from. And I agree, to me, whenever I happen to ve in a tropical environment, I find those frogs sound very relaxing.
Ahh thank you! Hace poco me mudé a una parte más "rural" en mi ciudad y todas las noches escucho eso y no sabia que eran ranas! Jajaja
segun yo son cuijas
I love waking up and seeing that Tangerine Travels posted a video! I’ve been impatiently waiting for this one!! Yaayyy okay now I’m going to go back to watching it 😁
Aww this made us so happy. ☺️ Hope you enjoy the video! We poured our heart and soul into this one 🧡
Have you ever been in Mexico?
I know what ya mean- checked every day for a week- pssst... don't tell em. Puts pressure on they don't need, are budding in their capacities. Really impressive videography, never too much of anything. The background music is the best kind of language- mood setting, so smooth one barely might notice it. Class act.
You guys have became my favorite people to watch on TH-cam. I first watched your Las Vegas video for my trip there and now I'm hooked! Love you guys and your cute relationship. Keep up the travel videos!
It makes us so happy that you've kept watching despite finding our channel through the Vegas videos 😀
Same here- something better to watch than reruns and news and that drivel, plus a authentic way about them, drawing us in. A very fast watch- same with Vegas.
It didn’t feel like 37 minutes.... your videos are always entertaining. Saludos 😉
That's a big compliment, thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :D
I agree. It went by way too fast!
They took a great leap ahead- but so smooth perhaps the public does not see honest vulnerability, hyperlapse usage, time lapse, playfulness, super strong continuity. They are getting much better at establishing far away what they are walking up to, then capturing that which was just established from farther away. Tricky to do this and not offend locals?
You guys are so adorably nerdy and authentic. You are both beautiful people. I love watching your videos, and I love your chanel.
I’m glad I gonged that bell!!! I haven’t been to Mexico since 2006. Your videos make me want to go back❣️Congratulations on all your success!!!
Congrats, You Two complement each other so well,
“Makes me happy seeing you happy”
nice videos,
Planning on visiting Oaxaca city soon
Saludos from
South Texas
I loved this. It's been a while since the last video. I'm not complaining tho, it gave me a chance to binge watch all the earlier videos I hadn't seen. I can't get enough of them. You pack so much information and so many smiles and laughs into each one. Keep up the great work and have safe travels! I can't wait for the next one!
I wonder if they DID get more views of past episodes via the delay- a very useful, profitable, key, thing to know.
Im from Oaxaca, very nice video... those litle memelas are called Garnachas.
And people taking your credit card around here is normal, dont worry about it
Glad to know that Jordan is feeling better!!! So love seeing your videos, keep up the great work!! Thanks guy's!!
Thanks, Shauna!
His kindness in revealing it probably will heal hundreds within years as time flows and views swell, knowledge spreads. I know that doctors haven't all the answers, a life of misery if not getting tipped off as Jordan has graciously done.
Love your videos! Definitely appreciate the length of them too!
I think they would benefit more at 22 minutes (half hour episode) but they seem devoted to giving their all. My take.. Keep 'em (us) wanting more. If you know of better stuff to watch on TH-cam tell me.
Love the video! Thanks for bringing us along on your trip.
Love your travel vlogs, they make me want to go to Mexico so bad!
I'm chicken. Are you chicken to go?
Ham Corter I’m a 🐣 chicka
Wow! Thank you for this very long and awesome video. I enjoyed every minute of it. Looking forward to more great videos from you guys.
Thanks, Karl! Glad you enjoyed it :) We'll have at least 1 more video from Oaxaca, so keep an eye out for them!
@@TangerineTravels The test of internet speed is classic Tangerine, they do not accuse, they test and report. Respectable.
It makes me happy seeing you happy!
That's the vibe you all give off. Have fun!
Thank u guys ❤️ for the video it was great... That first restaurant looked amazing 👍👍
The one with the (drool!) (Homer Simpson Arrgghh!) potato chips (aghrha!) so tasty looking. Jumped off screen. Lo calorie this way.
I looooove this channel! Yall are so authentic and imformative! Just thank uuuuuu!!!! 😍😍🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yooooo I saw this couple on Tinder. Thought they were a swinger couple at first.
great way to advertise your channel. Might have to capitalize on that strategy😈
Emperor Enz, interesting... I wouldn’t mind either of them lmao
@@georgealvarado5060 Even the Neck Beard?
Plot twist... They are a swinger couple.
Thank you so much for being so brave an highlighting my mother’s homeland. I appreciate it so much. Can’t wait to go back!
I lived in Oaxaca for 2 years. I miss it so much! I really enjoyed watching this. It brought me back. Thanks guys!
LOVE the hyperlapses! Great video! I am so happy it was a loooong video we needed to see as much of Oaxaca as possible!!!
We LOVE that feature of our new GoPro! It adds a nice variety to the videos :)
I'm confused as to Hyperlapse (going around the round centro?) and time lapse is (the fast-walk-down street). Can they do clouds whipping around mountains, speeded up this way?
Watching on my treadmill. You are on my journey.. ha. I love your adventures!!
Kimberly Duboise now that is awesome!! Get it gurl 😅
~M
I'm glad you guys liked my hometown Oaxaca . I can't wait next year to visit home
Guys exelente video thanks for sharing! You're a great couple!
This is a great video guys! Many thanks. I really love all the details you provide. I’ve watched many videos on Oaxaca and none can compare to yours. By the way, I’m in northern Canada and it’s 11c outside...
Check out Zipolite Oaxaca while your there, it 70 miles away from El Centro. Our favorite beach. 🍍🐬🌴
Since we only had a week in Oaxaca City, we wanted to spend it all there. But if this trip showed us anything, it’s that we definitely need to go back and spend WAY more time in Oaxaca. We love it there’re! 🧡
gary duran quiero ir en la feria annual de zipolite . Saludos
We will attend this year.
I also invite to visit Bahías de Huatulco in the state of Oaxaca. It's just an hour flight from Mexico city. There are 9 bays and 36 beaches surrounded by mountains and lush vegetation. I'm sure you'll fall in love with this destination that is totally different from Cancun.
@@garyduran1 I'm gonna visit pinotepa late November, do you think that's a good time to visit zipolite? Thanks
I’m from México!
Oaxaca beatiful!❤️
The cashier at the bakery was so nice! I love his smile and excellent customer service.
The dragon affect was to funny!
We're very happy to hear that because it took Maddie about a half hour to figure out how to add that. 😂 We're sometimes disappointed when we spend a bunch of time adding (what we think is) an awesome video effect only to have nobody comment on it.
I counted fifty different effects, hyperlapse or time lapse segments, lots of captioning, they put many hours in- now they can do it again, but twice as easy, I hope. So much good stuff I keep forgetting about the dragon special effect- and such a hoot! It was what I call a Joke Grenade- the person does not get hit immediately, but laughter spreads in a circle around those that do get it, then everyone is knocked dead with laughter.
Thank you guys for the amazing work you guys put on the channel, and more to show how incredible is Mexico 😍😍 .... you guys need to go to Monte Alban and find places that sell Barro Negro.... Thanks guys!!!!
Great trip, thank you! Jordan made me laugh when he made the face regarding the open shower/toilet. Loved his comment on if Maddie is happy he is happy. I want one of those mug mugs, cute!!! Loved the kitty popping in to say hi. Glad you film the food..so pretty..yum on those pancakes.
I like all the colors of Mexico also. It really livens things up, and puts a smile on my face also.
You get me!
I'm sure you'll get to 100k susbcribers with this video, because you're in Oaxaca. Enjoy guys! 😎🤟
I am not sure what creatures emit the whistling sound, but we do have a lot of those in the Mixteca; it’s not coming from people.
I will travel in Mexico next year so your videos are very interesting for me! My first stop is also going to be Oaxaca. I'm so excited :D Keep up the good work!
20 years ago are used to live in Oaxaca and another town outside of the city we lived in the colonial reformer my wife was from their beautiful place and had tears to my eyes to see it again I live in Baja now
We always love Oaxaca, especially the Mayor Domo chocolate. Enjoy the area. ☺
You are from Mexico
@@gopalsinghgopy4159 My husband is from Mexico. We travel to different places in Mexico every year for the last 18 years and still have so much more to see. I love Mexico! It's such an amazing country.
Where are you from
@@gopalsinghgopy4159 United States.
The coffee grown in the state of Oaxaca is excellent, just do it french press or brewed.
I wish other American tourists were like this... some are really disrespectful, I have bad experiences, one time a girl shouted at me because she wanted me to speak in English, or some tourists cross the street, expecting you to just stop. I love you guys, thanks for trying to fit in instead of making us fit in with you ❤️
Love the videos!! My wife and I have been binge watching them lol. Heading to Puerto Morales in November 😀☝️👊
Don't walk out of Mercado 20 de Noviembre without strolling by the tasajo alley!
I've been to around 30 cities in Mexico over about a 25 year period and Oaxaca is either at, or very close to the top of the list. It's one of Mexico's MUST-VISIT cities. And deserves a full week. The food alone is reason to visit.
It sounds like the airbnb was a dud. I usually love airbnb but there are lots of decent, inexpensive hotels within one or two blocks of the Zocalo and I would recommend staying in one of those. Definitely, the closer you are to the Zocalo the better. It's the place to be.
BTW when it comes to cards, bringing the machine to the table is a fairly recent development. Credit card info theft used to be common. It happened to me once in Guadalajara. But that was over 10 years ago.
And Maddie, you've got to learn to become a night person. Nights are when everything happens. Everywhere in Mexico. Oaxaca's Zocalo at night is not to be missed!
Oaxaca is also now one of our favorite cities that we've been to in Mexico! You'll see how much we love it in our upcoming video(s). Airbnb is usually a great option but it seems like most of those in the city are very basic like this one. Thanks for the recommendation on hotels!
Thank you for sharing your travel and time.
I love all your videos and how unique and original you are! I think your tips and recommendations are good not only for tourists for people thinking about moving to México figuring out which city matches best with their situation! Keep going Tangerines and Thank You!!!
Congrats on 100k amigos :)
Thanks, Dan!!
Please. Give Laska lots of hugs and. Well kisses to 😘 ..we know she's fine.. we just miss her doing a 🔔GONG🔔
You can rest assured she'll get tons of hugs, kisses, and belly scratches - those are her favorite
I am going to be studying abroad in Oaxaca for a year and it will be my first time out of the country. Discovering your video and channel really helped calm my nerves about traveling! Thank you! (I will actually be leaving for Oaxaca in a few days, I'm glad that I discovered you guys!!!)
Thanks for responding to my question. I really like your video's keep up the good work! :-)
Hola Tangerinies!!! Lol. So my new wife and i are looking forward to making the journey to Mexico in 2020. I have a big question for you guys. Ohhhh by the way. Love, Love, Love your videos. I don't give a damn what anyone says, you guys are very informative!!!! We're subscribed, get the notifications and wait in anticipation for the new videos. ;) Ok back to the question. I am uncertain if you guys used an real estate agent to find your current Studio apartment or did you guys find the location yourselves? Yes, we would love something close to the area of Puerto Morelos because it looks absolutely fabulous. If you have the info for a real estate agent, please pass along. We're looking for the maximum 6 months stay. Thank you BOTH!!!!
One of the ingredients of Pan de elote actually is happiness 😂👍🏽
David Lopez you get me 😆
Tangerine Travels I felt the pain when you couldn’t El centro del el centro either 😄
Guys you make me HAPPY ..... thank you. Sometime I put you guys in the background to do laundry, clean the house and do the taxes...... your are very efficient "mood manager". LOL Thank you ♥♥♥♥
Awww, you are so sweet! Thank you for making us smile today :)
Saludos y gracias por promocionar a mi estado Oaxaca , este pedazo de Mexico.
There's no people communicating with whistling languages throughout the night, Oaxacans are people, not birds lol.
Those must have been frogs.
There are Oaxacan people who actually use whistling as a mean of communication...Google it...
Obviously, this whistle is from an insect or smt similar...
that's true man I´m from Oaxaca 🤣
its no people. its a reptil (i have seen it in zihuatanejo) or a frog
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Linguistically there are languages that use whistling, yes in this area of Mexico, albeit by a very small percentage of the population, and older language, and also found in some areas of southwest Asia- in very rural mountainous Turkey
Ear plugs, I never leave home without them.
Thank you guys for show the best of Oaxaca and to take a moment to enjoy our culture
I am falling in love with this place. I need to go there soon
I'm glad u guys loved Oaxaca. I'm from there and I love it so much
Cat knockin' at the door...cute but watch out for cat burglars, lol
Charles Ormond 😂🤣 he was totally after our Tlayudas! Smart cat though....if he hung around long enough, we always gave him some sort of leftovers
It was so apropos, so unexpected, then unexpectedly warm.
Congrats on 100K ,, Thats HUGE !!!! Where have y'all been ! no Video for weeks !!! Glad to see a new one !
I usually don't watch travel videos in their entirety but you guys kept it interesting. Nice!
My buddy was skeptical of the gluten free pancakes, then said... they were the best pancakes he had ever had. hahaha
Thanks for a great video.
We own a home in TULUM and have decided to continue renting it out and settle somewhere else in Mexico because it is just gotten too expensive. Oaxaca is on our radar because of the climate and beauty, however from the meals you ate there it seems quite expensive as well. Do you think there are cheaper good options for eating out that are not as expensive? Appears housing is definitely cheaper than Tulum.
Hoping you got better rest after the first night of whistling 😙
Thanks and can’t wait for your next video.
Yes, of course. They are eating at some fairly high-end restaurants, but Oaxaca is also full of wonderful markets and regular restaurants with outstanding food that's very good value-for-money.
Oh good to know! I really love what I have seen and can’t wait to visit! Thank you for responding ☺️
In this video, we ate at some of the city's pricier restaurants. Oaxaca is quite affordable and there is VERY cheap food to be had.
Oaxaca has the finest food in Mexico. Everything seems to be very healthy, organic, locally sourced, and super tasty! Can’t wait to return.
You guys should totally come and do kayaking in the Northeast of Oaxaca!
Los chiflidos lo hacen unos insectos llamados "grillos" o las "chicharras"
De todo se burlan todo se les hace gracioso, en realidad no dejan muy bien a México en sus vídeos en comparación con otros youtubers extranjeros
I can hardly wait to come and visit this beautiful city. Thank you both for sharing your experience there!
Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Makes me so happy that they genuinely love oaxaca!!!! I miss it there
Did they give a name for the parasite,
Two different parasites: Blastocystis spp and Endolimax nana. Both are types of Protozoa
@@TangerineTravels Have enjoyed your vlog for some time now--always informative. I am looking forward to the one on your infestation. I looked up these critters on cdc.gov and they seem to be passed by fecal contamination. Elsewhere I have heard that the dust in the streets can be a source. The recommendation was to not eat where there is dust in the air. Another old hand advised that handling paper money can make you sick. He said that cleaning his hands like a madman with Purell after handling money and before eating improved his health. As you noted below, I have also heard that people routinely get treatment once or twice a year 'just because'.
We try to use cash whenever possible and never let a credit (or debit!!) card out of our possession or out of our sight. I have seen others ripped off this way. We learned this when we traveled a lot and we just kept doing it after we came home.
@@TangerineTravels how did you find out about the parasites PCP doctor and a test?
The whistling language is Mazatec, the language of Huatla.
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LOVE Oaxaca and Boulanc!!! Our favorite bakery & restaurant there. Can't wait to go back!!
I catch myself smiling when I watch your videos. Can’t help it!!!