I’m American with Mexican parents so I’m very patriotic with both countries so I’m loving these videos! Since you love sports you should check out one of the videos on here of the fans singing the Mexican national anthem during the World Cup match between Mexico vs Germany in Russia it’s amazing to hear it that loud even the German fans were stunned and them winning was a plus such an iconic game for the Mexican national team! Greetings from California:)
Américan is all people from the america continent... Mexican people is American too... You are from united states' and you can have two nacionalities you know?... If you will have kids you kids would have two nacionalities for your parents
I grew up in a suburb in Los Angeles. My next-door neighbor was a Mexican lady who was a blast. At 6am one Sunday morning, I was awoken by a live Mariachi band playing in her backyard. It was a birthday surprise from her kids. Many years later I moved to New Mexico where "Mariachi Band" is a class in high school. I have always been a really big fan of the Gipsy Kings so, yeah, I admit, I love a good Mariachi band. Mexican food is the best. I travel to Mexico whenever I have a chance. It's amazing. Perhaps I will retire there someday!
There’s a place called “Ajijic” in Jalisco. Its a little town just next to Lake Chapala full of people enjoying their retirement, you should check it it’s kinda a little US, French retirement community embeded in the town. You’ll love it
I hate to break it to you, but Gypsy Kings are neither Mariachi nor Mexican. They're actually French with Spanish heritage, thus the flamenco/catalan style of music.
@@jorgeramirez6060 Ummm....yeah. I know. I have been listening to them for about 30 years. I just get the same empowering feeling inside when I hear either style of music. All those instruments! Fabulous!
You have good vibes, BARRANCAS DEL COBRE, is 4 bigger than Gran canyon, CANCUN is beautiful, GUANAJUATO,... Bro, you are Mexican too we born in all places, our home is your home
I love that you love Mexico. There really is so much beauty that this video barely scratches the surface. It's one of those countries where there's always more to see. No one can see it all. Everyone wants to return to see what they missed... I would love to see you reacting to Being In Mexico as well as the States. Save your money and remember Mexico's cheaper.
My dads side of the family actually lives on a ranch near by #8. He said he used to walk there as a kid and he and his brother even found some old maybe ancient pottery but being stupid kids, they smashed them with a rock
¡ Ésto es mi México ! Y lo que le faltó. Pero, como bien dice es su lista de él. Faltaron muchos lugares hermosos e increíbles de México. ¡ Saludos desde la ciudad de Puebla, México !
There's so much fun in Yucatán Peninsula because it's such a mysterious and magical place I mean, it's there where the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs landed. Although every corner of Mexico has its own magic, there's deserts in the north, forests in the centre and jungle in the south so you can go anywhere and have lots of fun. Nice vid, new sub ❤️❤️
@@kilgoretrout3966 In my opinion i don't think its spicy im american with mexican parent living in mexico so yea but maybe it is because im use to the candy since I was a lil baby
@@daisyherrera9488 Have you tried Sabritas’ Flamming Hot snacks? Those are too spicy that you can feel your stomach burning, even my friends who can handle spicy food well, they felt it too spicy. There are mexicans that put them chilli sauce hahaha. There are also sweet candies. Not everyone is used to spicy candies and lots of mexicans do their own mix to make them more spicy.
I travel to Mexico because of the people! I love everyone over there the spirit, the music, the dancing, the food, my cousins and friends in mexico are funny af, wild, and my favorite memories are over there 😭🇲🇽💕
In Latin America, South Americans and Central Americans have too much influence from Mexico and use the same traditions, love food and say Mexican words.👌❤🇲🇽
I've been to most of the places on this video and Tamul is without a doubt the most beautiful place I've ever been. It's pulled out of an epic, fantasy world. That area in general is indescribably beautiful.
This has just renewed my desire to travel throughout Mexico as soon as possible. However, so many of these gorgeous sites instantly triggered my vertigo and extreme fear of heights just looking at the footage, yikes!
I am from Mexico and i dont agree with the list . There is way more better places to visit . But its a ok list . The reason he shows alot of places on the same areas seems because he has not been to all the places in Mexico , so this list is bias to the places he knows.
At teotihuacan theres these little open shops that you can go to/find and 2 years ago I got an obsidian knife and an obsidian spear. Overall the trip was amazing
I've been to the Pyramid Of the Sun and Moon, I climbed to the Top of the Pyramid of the Sun, there was so much People climbing the Pyramid that me and my Brothers and Cousins climb up through one of the corners we went up a few levels then the rest of the way up we used the Stairs, the View from up there was incredible
I had the fortune to visit all of the top three places, they are nearby and can be visited in the same trip. They are absolutely staggering. He failed to mention that in the Taumil waterfalls, the river Santa María is another great experience. There are zones where you can do rafting also.
My mom grew up near Los Pozas, I went there whenever I visited my grandma. It was the coolest thing to walk through and explore in person. Felt like I was on an adventure. Would highly recommend it to anyone who visits that area to see
What I love about English people is their innate sense of history and their appreciation for historical value. Warm greetings from Mexico City and we hope to see you here soon. 🇲🇽❤️🇬🇧
Welcome back, Thurston! I hope your feeling better! Also, Watch Mojo has a "Top 10 Mexican foods" video. Including a the ever-popular churros, burritos, tacos, and other iconic Mexican dishes.
Wow Didn't scratch the surface. Ive lived in L.A. all my life but been to Mexico over 20 times cant wait to go back hopefully this year around Dia de los Muertos .
I'm a bit disappointed he didn't include anything from north of Mexico like the copper canyon but since he didn't go there it's a very nice video. Love my country 🇲🇽
The birds in VeraCruz sounded like the grackles we get here in South Texas. They can get so loud that when go to the near by fast food place that it is easier go in because you just can’t yell loud enough for the person taking your order to hear. They can get so thick overhead when they are trying to roost at sunset that it feels like a ceiling over you
My mom is from Veracruz and my family still lives there, I have been to the Fort in Varacruz, and I always love visiting Veracruz. My brother works as a Mariachi here in the US and it’s always fun for me when we go to a restaurant that he’s playing at.
Bro that’s wild I’ve lived in Chicago my whole but I was born in tlacotalpan. My whole family is from there and it is super small. Crazy to think our small town is considered a must go place in Mexico!
In Latin America, South Americans and Central Americans have too much influence from Mexico and use the same traditions, love food and say Mexican words.❤🇲🇽
Yucatán: Cenotes (natural pools). Cancún: White sand and turquoise water. CDMX: Teotihuacan (Mexican piramids). Jalisco: Lake of chapala/Ajijic San Luis Potosi: Huasteca Potosina Chiapas: Cañón del Sumidero/ Cascadas de Agua Azul. Oaxaca: Cascadas Petrificadas. Coahuila: Cuatro ciénegas. Nayarit: Riviera Nayarit. Tamaulipas: Biosfera El cielo. Chihuahua: Minas de Naica.
Once again thanks for reacting to Mexican videos. Love that you listen and care about your subscribers. Btw I'm glad you are back and feeling better. I got kinda scared there for a second when you told us about you being sick. Welcome back!
You should really react to Mr ballen he is an incredible story teller and I promise you'll love him I know I do. He does horror and mysterious real stories.
Is not called Fort veracruz is called San Juan de Ulua, it not only fought against pirates but also was the last place where Spanish resisted the independence. Veracruz was also the first city founded by Cortez although it changed places twice, a few kilometres north is La antigua were Cortez build the first church in main land.
I love seeing so many places in the Yucatán peninsula. I have seen all those sites in my life and they are all stunning. Palenque was the last place I went to before COVID.
I don't know if I agree with a lot of his choices....and he seems to have focused a lot on Yucatan and states of Veracruz/San Luis Potosi for someone who drove 7,000 km around Mexico. I would chose Guanajuato (City) over San Miguel de Allende.
I really hope you get a chance to go to Cancun one day. It's a good tourist place to go to for a first trip to Mexico because there is definitely a ton things to see and English is spoken a lot. I think you would love seeing Tulum in person.
In Latin America, South Americans and Central Americans have too much influence from Mexico and use the same traditions, love food and say Mexican words.
React to true mexico. It's a channel by a English guy who lives in Mexico. Still I wouldn't say the Tamul waterfall is an unknown. It's just that the Huasteca potosina is not as popular as it should be. Very underrated area of Mexico and this guy put three of its places in the top 3. I go there often since I have fam that lives close to the place. My grandpa lives in a town close to where thr Huasteca starts and it's always cool to see how the landscape changes from dry cactus to a tropical one.
Nice you get the chance to get a glance of tamul and xilitla wich is las pozas and there is so much more not even we mexicans would possibly know all the places as much as we want
I think It’d be really cool to see you react to a video about the indigenous populations of Mexico and The US. We both have significant populations of a number of tribes, which not a ton of people realize.
@@katherinetepper-marsden38 True, I just know he's currently focusing on the US and Mexico. I'd really like to see him react to a ton more historical/cultural type stuff, especially Asian or African.
React to ASI DE BELLO ES MEXICO, with short English introduction and the rest is all scenery! Mexico has 9 of the Worlds 11 Ecosystems, that’s why it’s nature is so diverse, not only cactus as is portrayed. It’s holds 4-5th place in Biodiversity!!
It’s not that hard to get to the waterfalls. Just get to Ciudad Valles in San Luis Potosí, and hire some expeditions or adventure agency. They know how to get everywhere and safe
You should react to.... Top 10 Best Places To Visit In Illinois. By Pierpaolo Romanelli. And also, Illinois Adventure #1705 Lincoln’s New Salem Historic Site. By WTVP. I’ve been here a couple times, it’s really neat. (Just so you can see there’s more to Illinois than Chicago)
I've been to most of these places and I think your first trip should focus on the Yucatan Peninsula. Almost half of these were in this area. My favorite site is Isla Holbox (Holbox Island) but just as a site not as a place to stay overnight. As far as cities go since you're there you pretty much have to go to Cancun to party but I'd recommend staying on Cozumel Island or Isla Mujeres. This area is the safest in Mexico but you still have to be very careful. You will need to know some Spanish and you will also need to drive. I wouldn't recommend renting anything smaller than a Jeep. Remember even though 90% of the roads you'll be driving on will be paved you'll be driving through a tropical jungle! You'll need 4 wheel drive. You do not need an International Drivers License in Mexico but you will need a current license from your home country. This also isn't the cheapest part of Mexico but you'll think it's super cheap compared to UK prices.
Hello! I'm a Mexican, so I've been pretty much to almost every place on the list. I didn't think Palenque was closing tho! I went there with my family like 8 years ago when I was a kid and very passionate about prehispanic history. I remember they told us they had just discovered a pavilion they called 'Red Queen's', since the chamber was covered in red paint and a tomb was discovered. At the time they allowed us to go in with a guide, later we found out that they had to close it because it was found that the red paint was a venomous toxin specially put there to protect the tomb. It was a beautiful experience tho.
I love Mexico and it’s beautiful, but if I had one tip for anyone going, it would be to make sure of all the places you can’t go rather than the places you can go.
Lav continue to react and I hope expand your Sub base so when the day of freedom arises you can travel to many great places and really create awesome content. All my hopes for you bro!
Since we are on the Mexican Bandwagon, you should react to Mark Wiens food tours of Mexico. He reacts to authentic street food and restaurants
Wrd tht man knows how to eat and enjoy life 💯
Thanks for leading me to that channel. Just watched the street tacos in Mexico City. Killing me!
I’m American with Mexican parents so I’m very patriotic with both countries so I’m loving these videos! Since you love sports you should check out one of the videos on here of the fans singing the Mexican national anthem during the World Cup match between Mexico vs Germany in Russia it’s amazing to hear it that loud even the German fans were stunned and them winning was a plus such an iconic game for the Mexican national team!
Greetings from California:)
Big W
Same with me. I have Mexican parents and I was born in Cali. Right now im in Tijuana and yeah the singing along to the Mexican Anthem was awesome.
Américan is all people from the america continent... Mexican people is American too... You are from united states' and you can have two nacionalities you know?... If you will have kids you kids would have two nacionalities for your parents
Mmm well my hole familiar is mexican
Well not really
I grew up in a suburb in Los Angeles. My next-door neighbor was a Mexican lady who was a blast. At 6am one Sunday morning, I was awoken by a live Mariachi band playing in her backyard. It was a birthday surprise from her kids. Many years later I moved to New Mexico where "Mariachi Band" is a class in high school. I have always been a really big fan of the Gipsy Kings so, yeah, I admit, I love a good Mariachi band. Mexican food is the best. I travel to Mexico whenever I have a chance. It's amazing. Perhaps I will retire there someday!
There’s a place called “Ajijic” in Jalisco. Its a little town just next to Lake Chapala full of people enjoying their retirement, you should check it it’s kinda a little US, French retirement community embeded in the town. You’ll love it
I hate to break it to you, but Gypsy Kings are neither Mariachi nor Mexican. They're actually French with Spanish heritage, thus the flamenco/catalan style of music.
@@jorgeramirez6060 Ummm....yeah. I know. I have been listening to them for about 30 years. I just get the same empowering feeling inside when I hear either style of music. All those instruments! Fabulous!
You have good vibes, BARRANCAS DEL COBRE, is 4 bigger than Gran canyon, CANCUN is beautiful, GUANAJUATO,... Bro, you are Mexican too we born in all places, our home is your home
I love that you love Mexico. There really is so much beauty that this video barely scratches the surface. It's one of those countries where there's always more to see. No one can see it all. Everyone wants to return to see what they missed... I would love to see you reacting to Being In Mexico as well as the States. Save your money and remember Mexico's cheaper.
That's basically four state, literally each state has their historical, artistic, architectural and natural beauty.
My dads side of the family actually lives on a ranch near by #8. He said he used to walk there as a kid and he and his brother even found some old maybe ancient pottery but being stupid kids, they smashed them with a rock
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Mexico is sooo beautiful. I loved being there😊🐝❤
¡ Ésto es mi México ! Y lo que le faltó. Pero, como bien dice es su lista de él. Faltaron muchos lugares hermosos e increíbles de México.
¡ Saludos desde la ciudad de Puebla, México !
There's so much fun in Yucatán Peninsula because it's such a mysterious and magical place I mean, it's there where the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs landed.
Although every corner of Mexico has its own magic, there's deserts in the north, forests in the centre and jungle in the south so you can go anywhere and have lots of fun.
Nice vid, new sub ❤️❤️
You should react to the Animate History of Mexico! 🇲🇽🇲🇽
Please react to Mexican candy! Caution most of Mexican candy is spicy but it’s amazing
...or chicklets, chicklets!
@@kilgoretrout3966 In my opinion i don't think its spicy im american with mexican parent living in mexico so yea but maybe it is because im use to the candy since I was a lil baby
@@daisyherrera9488 Have you tried Sabritas’ Flamming Hot snacks? Those are too spicy that you can feel your stomach burning, even my friends who can handle spicy food well, they felt it too spicy. There are mexicans that put them chilli sauce hahaha. There are also sweet candies. Not everyone is used to spicy candies and lots of mexicans do their own mix to make them more spicy.
I travel to Mexico because of the people! I love everyone over there the spirit, the music, the dancing, the food, my cousins and friends in mexico are funny af, wild, and my favorite memories are over there 😭🇲🇽💕
In Latin America, South Americans and Central Americans have too much influence from Mexico and use the same traditions, love food and say Mexican words.👌❤🇲🇽
Thank you sou much latina.
I frome méxico.❤👌🇲🇽
Ayy, welcome back! Hope you're feeling better, dude.
@Spagine on Community posts and Instagram he said he was sick for a few days.
Aquí una Mexicana 🇲🇽💙... I love seeing foreigners' reactions to places to visit in Mexico... Ven a visitar México cuando quieras! 🤗
I've been to most of the places on this video and Tamul is without a doubt the most beautiful place I've ever been. It's pulled out of an epic, fantasy world. That area in general is indescribably beautiful.
We mexicans love sharing our culture, so you are always welcome!
I literally stopped watching another video just to come watch yours! I’m glad your back! 😸☺️
Then you are a fool
@@SuperLOLABC and ur a fool for commenting under his comment 🤡
This has just renewed my desire to travel throughout Mexico as soon as possible. However, so many of these gorgeous sites instantly triggered my vertigo and extreme fear of heights just looking at the footage, yikes!
I am from Mexico and i dont agree with the list . There is way more better places to visit . But its a ok list . The reason he shows alot of places on the same areas seems because he has not been to all the places in Mexico , so this list is bias to the places he knows.
Same, what about the nort? Baja California, sinalona, monterrey??? And places like Guadalajara, michoacan
@@chiabacter6386 Monterrey is so sick, loved that place
¿Cuales lugares recomiendas?
I would totally watch a Luka travel series.
At teotihuacan theres these little open shops that you can go to/find and 2 years ago I got an obsidian knife and an obsidian spear. Overall the trip was amazing
Since you have been reacting to Mexican videos lately, I subscribed. Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤️
I've been to the Pyramid Of the Sun and Moon, I climbed to the Top of the Pyramid of the Sun, there was so much People climbing the Pyramid that me and my Brothers and Cousins climb up through one of the corners we went up a few levels then the rest of the way up we used the Stairs, the View from up there was incredible
I had the fortune to visit all of the top three places, they are nearby and can be visited in the same trip. They are absolutely staggering. He failed to mention that in the Taumil waterfalls, the river Santa María is another great experience. There are zones where you can do rafting also.
My mom grew up near Los Pozas, I went there whenever I visited my grandma. It was the coolest thing to walk through and explore in person. Felt like I was on an adventure. Would highly recommend it to anyone who visits that area to see
He didn't mention the Butterfly or Firefly sanctuary in this list. Those places are so cool as well!
Good to see you! I hope you are feeling better
What I love about English people is their innate sense of history and their appreciation for historical value. Warm greetings from Mexico City and we hope to see you here soon. 🇲🇽❤️🇬🇧
Welcome back, Thurston! I hope your feeling better!
Also, Watch Mojo has a "Top 10 Mexican foods" video. Including a the ever-popular churros, burritos, tacos, and other iconic Mexican dishes.
My family is from San Miguel De Allende. It is an amazing place that I really recommend to anyone that wants to see a beautiful city.
Wow Didn't scratch the surface. Ive lived in L.A. all my life but been to Mexico over 20 times cant wait to go back hopefully this year around Dia de los Muertos .
What a wonderful video and thanks for showing México to the World.
Welcome back Luka. We missed you! Hope you're feeling much better. If you're ever sick take all the time you need. We will understand.
I'm a bit disappointed he didn't include anything from north of Mexico like the copper canyon but since he didn't go there it's a very nice video. Love my country 🇲🇽
Ladies and Gentlemen, the legend is back.
Yes you can play in the salt mines. Love Los Coloradas. #11 is on the way to Los Colaradas.
Amigo! really glad I came across with your videos! I'm living in the UK now how crazy is that!
If I'm not mistaken, the pyramids in Mexico are actually older than the ones in Egypt.
The oldest pyramid in Mexico was built in 900 BC(3000 years old). The pyramid of Djoser in Egypt is the oldest in the world at almost 5,000 years old.
@@katherinetepper-marsden38 Oh wow! That's pretty old
@@katherinetepper-marsden38 Google says the pyramid of Teotihuacan was in use during the 100 b.c so they were built before that.
Mariachi bands sound awesome when you're standing right in front of one. I'm always impressed by instrumentalists, especially trumpeters.
Mexico is so beautiful…the people…land…food…fantastic ❤️❤️❤️
The birds in VeraCruz sounded like the grackles we get here in South Texas. They can get so loud that when go to the near by fast food place that it is easier go in because you just can’t yell loud enough for the person taking your order to hear. They can get so thick overhead when they are trying to roost at sunset that it feels like a ceiling over you
Take a look to “México en tu sentidos” video, it’s a really nice and short through the soul of this country.
My mom is from Veracruz and my family still lives there, I have been to the Fort in Varacruz, and I always love visiting Veracruz. My brother works as a Mariachi here in the US and it’s always fun for me when we go to a restaurant that he’s playing at.
Bro that’s wild I’ve lived in Chicago my whole but I was born in tlacotalpan. My whole family is from there and it is super small. Crazy to think our small town is considered a must go place in Mexico!
Those dirt roads reminded me of riding around the Texas hill country when I was a kid.
Lots of beautiful places in Mexico! Cool video!
Welcome back. Yeah Mexico is crazy good.
In Latin America, South Americans and Central Americans have too much influence from Mexico and use the same traditions, love food and say Mexican words.❤🇲🇽
And telenovelas too , mexican gold cinema
Glad to see you back, and you look recovered from your cold.
Glad to see you're feeling better!
Yucatán: Cenotes (natural pools).
Cancún: White sand and turquoise water.
CDMX: Teotihuacan (Mexican piramids).
Jalisco: Lake of chapala/Ajijic
San Luis Potosi: Huasteca Potosina
Chiapas: Cañón del Sumidero/ Cascadas de Agua Azul.
Oaxaca: Cascadas Petrificadas.
Coahuila: Cuatro ciénegas.
Nayarit: Riviera Nayarit.
Tamaulipas: Biosfera El cielo.
Chihuahua: Minas de Naica.
At 11:12 once again my hometown! I just to go for a swimm there. Take care Luka. Cheers from Oxfordshire
Once again thanks for reacting to Mexican videos. Love that you listen and care about your subscribers. Btw I'm glad you are back and feeling better. I got kinda scared there for a second when you told us about you being sick.
Welcome back!
You should really react to Mr ballen he is an incredible story teller and I promise you'll love him I know I do. He does horror and mysterious real stories.
It also reacts to: Estrellas del Bicentenario, of the Channel: BeyondOasys.
I’m from chihuahua, mexico and youuuu should see the copper canyons, blown stone and the dunes of samalayuca
Been here since the American football reactions it’s been awesome to see your channel grow. Keep up the good work
Is not called Fort veracruz is called San Juan de Ulua, it not only fought against pirates but also was the last place where Spanish resisted the independence. Veracruz was also the first city founded by Cortez although it changed places twice, a few kilometres north is La antigua were Cortez build the first church in main land.
I love seeing so many places in the Yucatán peninsula. I have seen all those sites in my life and they are all stunning. Palenque was the last place I went to before COVID.
Welcome back Luka.😊
I don't know if I agree with a lot of his choices....and he seems to have focused a lot on Yucatan and states of Veracruz/San Luis Potosi for someone who drove 7,000 km around Mexico. I would chose Guanajuato (City) over San Miguel de Allende.
I really hope you get a chance to go to Cancun one day. It's a good tourist place to go to for a first trip to Mexico because there is definitely a ton things to see and English is spoken a lot. I think you would love seeing Tulum in person.
You should react to ESTRELLAS DEL BICENTENARIO, this video its a beautiful way to know about México.
You should check out more geography now videos, they do a good job explaining how the country is and their cultures
It would be so cool if you started a travel channel. Love your videos!
👍👍👍 Any Waterfall is Awesome during a Hot Day
Glad to see your back!
I from Mexico, and even tho I’ll love so see more paving roads I don’t want the beautiful nature go away
I love that you are showing interest in Mexico, it makes me feel proud 😆
In Latin America, South Americans and Central Americans have too much influence from Mexico and use the same traditions, love food and say Mexican words.
Damn good to see you again, I was going in to with drawls.
Welcome back luka! Also I suggest you to react some countries in asia
Jejeje. En éste vídeo no se aprecia ni la cuarta parte de México, pero me alegro que haya disfrutado de éste gran país.
React to true mexico. It's a channel by a English guy who lives in Mexico. Still I wouldn't say the Tamul waterfall is an unknown. It's just that the Huasteca potosina is not as popular as it should be. Very underrated area of Mexico and this guy put three of its places in the top 3. I go there often since I have fam that lives close to the place. My grandpa lives in a town close to where thr Huasteca starts and it's always cool to see how the landscape changes from dry cactus to a tropical one.
Ayy Welcome back!!
Proud to be Mexican an proud to live here!!!
I've only been to Mexico once and it was on a cruise so I only spent essentially 16 hours there. But I had a great time.
Nice you get the chance to get a glance of tamul and xilitla wich is las pozas and there is so much more not even we mexicans would possibly know all the places as much as we want
We miss you! I hope you're feeling better.
I think It’d be really cool to see you react to a video about the indigenous populations of Mexico and The US. We both have significant populations of a number of tribes, which not a ton of people realize.
All of North and South America have amazing tribes and ancient history. It would be cool to see him learn about it all.
@@katherinetepper-marsden38 True, I just know he's currently focusing on the US and Mexico. I'd really like to see him react to a ton more historical/cultural type stuff, especially Asian or African.
The Huasteca is one of the best ones !
You should look into Florida hidden gems like Devil's Den, etc. Lots of sinkhole springs. It's gorgeous.
you should see his whole road trip video. It goes pretty fast but it can show you literally everything. :)
I have a midterm due in 5 hours and here I am.... this better be worth it Luka lol
It’s now due in 4 hours
@@Breathtaker5000 🤣🤣🤣
@@Breathtaker5000 😭😅😅😅
React to ASI DE BELLO ES MEXICO, with short English introduction and the rest is all scenery!
Mexico has 9 of the Worlds 11 Ecosystems, that’s why it’s nature is so diverse, not only cactus as is portrayed. It’s holds 4-5th place in Biodiversity!!
woo thanks for the mexico reactions!
Just for future reference, in Spanish double "Ll" has a "Y" sound not just regular "L", for example: lluvia (rain) reads as (yoovia)
It’s not that hard to get to the waterfalls. Just get to Ciudad Valles in San Luis Potosí, and hire some expeditions or adventure agency. They know how to get everywhere and safe
Reacting to Mexican cuisine or holidays/traditions would be fun!
You should react to.... Top 10 Best Places To Visit In Illinois. By Pierpaolo Romanelli. And also, Illinois Adventure #1705 Lincoln’s New Salem Historic Site. By WTVP. I’ve been here a couple times, it’s really neat. (Just so you can see there’s more to Illinois than Chicago)
Yes do more on Mexico
You should also react to the Todos los Acentos de Mexico video!
I've been to most of these places and I think your first trip should focus on the Yucatan Peninsula. Almost half of these were in this area.
My favorite site is Isla Holbox (Holbox Island) but just as a site not as a place to stay overnight.
As far as cities go since you're there you pretty much have to go to Cancun to party but I'd recommend staying on Cozumel Island or Isla Mujeres.
This area is the safest in Mexico but you still have to be very careful.
You will need to know some Spanish and you will also need to drive. I wouldn't recommend renting anything smaller than a Jeep. Remember even though 90% of the roads you'll be driving on will be paved you'll be driving through a tropical jungle! You'll need 4 wheel drive. You do not need an International Drivers License in Mexico but you will need a current license from your home country.
This also isn't the cheapest part of Mexico but you'll think it's super cheap compared to UK prices.
Please react to more Mexico related videos. I would recommend the Animated History of Mexico by Suibhne
Hello! I'm a Mexican, so I've been pretty much to almost every place on the list. I didn't think Palenque was closing tho! I went there with my family like 8 years ago when I was a kid and very passionate about prehispanic history. I remember they told us they had just discovered a pavilion they called 'Red Queen's', since the chamber was covered in red paint and a tomb was discovered. At the time they allowed us to go in with a guide, later we found out that they had to close it because it was found that the red paint was a venomous toxin specially put there to protect the tomb. It was a beautiful experience tho.
It was really funny the way the guy said "Potosi" hahaha
I love Mexico and it’s beautiful, but if I had one tip for anyone going, it would be to make sure of all the places you can’t go rather than the places you can go.
That is quite a beautiful country. I'd love to go see some of those places. I'd like to go see the world's smallest volcano, too.
Running theme...roads in Mexico are rough 😉
I want that shirt bro, whered you get it lol?
Las Pozas looks amazing 😲
Lav continue to react and I hope expand your Sub base so when the day of freedom arises you can travel to many great places and really create awesome content. All my hopes for you bro!