PUEBLA MEXICO (BEST Things to DO & EAT)
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- If you are traveling to Puebla Mexico and looking for things to do in Puebla or what to eat in Puebla you are in the right place!
Puebla City is the capital of the state of Puebla Mexico and is a fascinating place to visit. Puebla is known as The City of Angels and has a huge culinary scene. Poblano food is so delicious and in this Mexico Vlog we show you a few dishes that we were able to taste. We also take you to Puebla’s Zocalo, Biblioteca Palafoxiana, El Parian Market, Calle de los Dulches, La Pasaje Historico 5 de Mayo and much more!
Put Puebla Mexico on your list, we promise you will love it!
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Yo cuando llegué a México🇲🇽 me hablaron de puebla y me animé a visitar puebla y aquí estoy tengo más de diez meses viviendo en puebla y no pienso irme de aquí😊 aunque soy rusa de nacimiento🇷🇺 también soy mexicana🇲🇽 por adopción y poblana de corazón 👱♀️❤amo la arquitectura que tiene este hermoso estado pero lo que más me gusta es su gastronomía ya que mi pasión es cocinar 👩🍳 Viva México🇲🇽 Viva puebla❤ y Viva su gente
What brought you to Mexico? Porque TE mudaste de Russia?
Qué sentimiento tan maravilloso ser tan bienvenido aquí. Nosotros también lo sabemos bien. Gracias por compartir esto con nosotros. Cuales tu plato favorito?
@@gloriaortiz1227 en el mundial de rusia en el 2018 me encontré a muchos aficionados mexicanos y me invitaron a visitar México🇲🇽 yo crei que solo estaria unas semanas en México pero al llegar a México me impresionó la ciudad de México que es muy grande e interesante con gastronomía exquisita y llena de museos muy interesantes pero yo buscaba algo más tranquilo y me hablaron de puebla llegué y me enamore de puebla❤ de sus tradiciones sus artesanías y su gastronomía, ya hasta me dicen la rusa más poblana👱♀️❤ lo cual me gusta y lo agradezco de corazón 🙏❤
@@alexandraibizevich3844 que interesante. Ahora necessitas encontrarte a un novio Mexicano 😅🙏
@@TheCountryCollectors hay todavia muchos platillos que no e probado ya que la gastronomía poblana es muy extensa pero una de mis comidas favoritas son el mole poblano, los chiles en nogada, las enchiladas, y dicen que los tacos al pastor fueron inventados en puebla no estoy muy segura pero si es así serían los tacos al pastor mi comida favorita 😍🌮❤
Mexico has become my second Love ..wish to visit soon and admire the beautiful country and lovely people 😊oh ya not to miss the finger licking food 😘😘😘😘 I am looking forward to make my vlogs of Mexico with you guys ❤️
It’s such a beautiful country!!
I love your Dad jokes
gosh, I love my country. I wish we could control the violence in certain parts of the country and we could just enjoy all of the many great things that we have to offer. I hope and pray for a Mexico with no violence.
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@@TheCountryCollectors Gracias amigos, regresen a Queretaro.
That's exactly how I feel about the United States
@@antonytomas1the United States is not a dangerous country lol
@@shay3697 it’s horribly dangerous! Mass shootings weekly and kids murdered in schools. That’s just one crime and danger pulse point.
What an intriguing dose of history! Those tunnels were amazing. Heidi, best line of all your videos - "Took a while". Got a good belly laugh out of that one. Adam went overboard on his corny lines in this one. Loved the "bug hug" as always. Adam is such a lucky guy. You guys never fail to make my Sundays. Gracias!
Hey Gary! Haha 😂 he grew on me … I’m sure many people on here can say the same thing. He was on fire 🔥 with the puns. lol if he’s happy that’s all that matters! Thanks for being here and experiencing puebla with us Gary. Take care!!
God job you two! Thanks for all your hard work and for taking us to these beautiful places.
It’s our pleasure! Thanks for being here!
Buenos Dias Adam and Heidi! Puebla is one of my favorite places in Mexico, can't wait to see what you show us!
Buenos días ☀️ we can see why! Puebla is a very nice place!
Los Angeles, California (original name: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles), was named after Puebla de Los Angeles.
Oh wow very interesting thank you so much for sharing this with us.
Puebla is the city with most historic Monuments in American continent: 2619. Originaly founded for spaniards only in 1531. It has the Best cuisine and has been fundamental for mexican history. One of the best cities.
Thanks for sharing!
The Tunnels just amazing. Huge part of Mexican Revolution History! The places you guys recommended to go eat 🤤. Another great video full of info and tips. Thank you CC!!
Good morning Araf!! Thanks so much for joining us. Oh man imaging editing it lol I’m always hungry!
There's a guy called Mark Wiens idk if you guys know him, he travels the world for food... Adam should join him lol he even has t shirts that say "I TRAVEL FOR FOOD" LOL. and you guys should see his reactions when he tries the Mexican food lol, Priceless!. You guys brought me memories of the TAPO bus station because that's where we as children user to arrive when traveling from Villahermosa to CDMX to visit my grandma and family.
Agree! What a thing to see. Added to my list!
The art on the buildings are beautiful… there are so many amazing artists in Mexico …
It’s almost unbelievable!
Adam, you were on fire! Puebla is the town for you! Thank you for the educational information of this beautiful town and being part of your wonderful sense of humor ☺️ Love to you both and have an amazing week!🥰
Hi Carolyn! Haha he certainly was on fire 🔥 here! I think it was all the food that made him one happy man! Thank you so much for joining us. We’re so happy you’re experiencing all of this with us!
Actually Puebla is the only place in Mexico where they celebrate 5 de mayo! Our main mexican holiday is september 15th! Our independence day! -- 💜GREAT VIDEO!!! 💜Always love all the research you make!
Thank you so much! We appreciate you!
Some of the best puns yet😜
How do you find so much good food everywhere you go?!? Can’t wait to see more parts of Mexico ourselves😍
Hey Jenny! Haha thank you so much! Oh we do a lot a research!!
Ha ha "if it aint BAROQUE dont fix it" "unFROGetable" "everything happens for a RAISIN" you are a genius
Quiero felicitarlos por la difusión que le dan a mi país, ya que lo hacen con el respeto , resaltando la cultura, gastronomía y lugares bellos que visitar y sobre todo la hospitalidad de su gente felicidades nuevamente.
Eso realmente significa mucho para nosotros. Gracias por compartir su hogar con nosotros.
That library was fantastic, loved the tunnels. So much history in that city!
Hey Cindy! Oh there’s so much to learn!
I am not a huge candy eater but the lime and coconut candy looked interesting. I would as Adam says, Jump into that!
lol yes they are definitely worth a try, that one was the best we had!
When we visited Bahia de San Agustin in Huatulco we sat next to a very fluent couple from Puebla who were home visiting family for Dia de los Muertos. When I watched your video I thought about them and our wonderful conversation that day. Thank- you for sharing another piece of beautiful Mexico!
Hi Melissa! Oh that’s amazing glad we could bring back your fond memories!
Amazing videos you guys made and great personality from you both as well! Kudos to you!
Thank you so much for being here!
If you like sweets you need to go to Morelia. You kind of went around it 🤣.
The food there is also pretty good. Not as much recognition as in Oaxaca and Puebla, but it was the traditional cooks from Michoacán who got the UNESCO recognition for Mexican food as an intangible world heritage.
Oh wow! Thanks for sharing! Yes we plan to visit Michoacán later in the year.
@@TheCountryCollectors day of the death is a good time to be there… but it gets very crowded and finding accommodations may be challenging.
Let me know if you want some recommendations in what and where to eat so I can ask my friends that live there.
We appreciate you!
Hola, gracias por mostrar mi bella ciudad y su historia. Me encantan sus videos. Hacen un excente trabajo. Sigan Disfrutando.
Muchas Gracias!!
Me hubiera gustado conocelos en persona. Espero regresen.
Fascinating look at Puebla and learning yet more about Mexico's rich history and culture! Your upfront research is so worth it.It gives your videos a great flow but also presents the best places ,things to do for the final cut
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Good morning!!! A beautiful day in Puebla!! I didn’t know there was snow in Mexico. Lalalala bamba???? Lol yummy food. What a sandwich!! Adam your jokes???? !! Nice earrings Heidi!! You’ve met such nice people along the way!! You guys work so hard!! Another great day !! Thank you 😍
I think there’s a place you can go skiing here too!! Mexico is always surprising us!
Why the constant of many people is to believe that in Mexico there is no such thing?
yes, it snows in México specially in the half north forests in mountains in winter
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It seems like such an awesome city to explore. Love your new earrings Heidi!! And that food... I'm over here drooling. Neat to see the historical aspects and I had no idea there were that many volcanos there.
Neither did we! We were blown away by them! So neat!
Hola chicos me gusta mucho su contenido!! Puebla una ciudad histórica muy bonita tiene como toques europeos!! Deberían visitar el pueblo mágico de orizaba Veracruz está muy cerca de puebla y es un lugar maravilloso!!
Muchas gracias! Oh, sí, vamos a ir un poco al norte a un par de lugares en Puebla y luego a Veracruz! 🇲🇽
@@TheCountryCollectors I highly recommend. Orizaba Veracruz. The best coffee plantations. World wide. Cafe parroquia in the port of Veracruz
@@angelherrera8077 we are so excited for that!
What a national treasure and amazing history of the battle … so amazing
We really were blown away. It’s always a grateful feeling walking through history like that.
I believe by the time you finish the Mexico series, we would have seen all of Mexico with you. :). The tunnels look amazing, another great vlog.
It sure would seem that way but we haven’t even scratched the surface! There’s so much to it! Thanks for joining us!
Kind of hard. Mexico is a big country. It's the 14 largest country in the world.
I was born in Puebla, Puebla. You brought back so many beautiful memories. Thank you guys❤
Aww Karen! Thanks for sharing your home with us!
Quispe¿¿ isn´t that an andinean lastname¿
My wife and I loved this episode. We never thought Puebla would be so cool to visit. We have added it to our list of Mexican cities to visit. Keep shining but most importantly don’t stop the puns.
Haha Thank you so much! We won’t!!
Hello! New subscriber here. I really enjoy your videos and energy and appreciate all the information you provide about the places you visit. Just a clarification in relation to the Puebla Cathedral. Although many internet sites indicate that it is the church with the tallest towers in Mexico, in reality it is not. The church with the tallest towers in Mexico (107.5 meters) is the Diocesan Sanctuary of Our Lady of Guadalupe (Santuario Guadalupano) located in the city of Zamora, in the state of Michoacán. This church is also the largest in the country, the fourth largest in the American continent and one of the largest religious sites in the world (place no. 14). Keep the good work!
Oh thank you so much for letting us all know! We appreciate that!
Masterpiece, no other words I can think of. That mountain behind the city, but also the whole atmosphere, which is fantastically conveyed through b-roll footage, make this video special. How powerfully edited this is.
Wow 🤩 we really appreciate your kind words. This project took all week to create so that means a lot to us!! 💕
Beautiful city! Those tunnels are incredible! Really cool that you tried so many local traditional foods/drink. I'm so down with zocalos... Awesome just by themselves but that you may run into some dance troupe or some crazy artist or musicians there practicing or performing is so cool. Zocalo is an awesome word, too! Just sounds cool. Zocalo. Ey yo! Zocalo!
Haha now that little tune is going to be stuck in my head now! Every time we go to a new one that’s what I’m going to sing! I love it!
Zocalo means socket; a construction socket or a base to build on to on.
Wow this was fascinating! The tunnels are amazing, thanks for taking us along!
Thanks for joining us Nikki!
Oh how I miss the food, especially the cemitas. Adam that one was massive holy cow. Chalupas are a favorite as well.
I know! It was massive. So so tasty!
Good morning. I hope you guys are doing well. I haven't been able to keep up on all of your videos but my eyes have really opened up to the beauty in Mexico. We are going to Huatulco for six week this winter and are really looking forward to it. I am wondering what your favorite beverages have been that the locals drink? I like beer occasionally but I like to try stuff that regular folks enjoy. Any suggestions?
Hi! Oh wow that is great! Here beer is king. It is what most locals drink. Mezcal in Oaxaca and tequila too. They drink a lot of Ricos raspados which are shaved ice beverages and in Oaxaca we would drink tejate, a prehispanic drink made from corn.
@@TheCountryCollectors Cool. Thanks so much for the reply. I will be watching more of your installments the closer we get to our vacation. I will check out as many of the local beverages as my liver will allow.....
Keep up the awesome videos and thanks again. Be safe and have a great time down there!
I love your videos, I’d love to pitch in but I don’t find the right link. SUGGESTION why don’t you add a supper thanks link on your videos?
Hey! Thank you! Not sure what that is but in the description of our videos we have an option to support us - the platform is called buymeacoffee. 💕 www.buymeacoffee.com/collectors
Very thorough tour. Love all the history. Mmm malate and chalupes 🤤. I challenge someone to make a compilation of Adam's puns. Talk about a dentist's worse nightmare and my sweetest dream. Wow that is a very ornate church. The tunnels look freaking cool to explore. Awesome video as always.
Thank you so much for being here!
Yep, Calle de los Dulches is a must. Glad you made it there.
What a fun little road!
Thank you so much for showing us such a beautiful and historic town .. your recommendations are fantastic… fantastic video guys
😍 Thank you!! This one took all week to make, it was a lot! But so glad it came across well!
Hola Adam and Heidi
Come December 1st we will be on our journey throughout Mexico
Till now have been in tlaquepaque Guadalajara getting my paperwork for residency done. Have been to many places and snapped my picture in your steps. Appreciate all the information you pass on in your videos We will be heading to Puebla, and from there???
We have a year before our home base will be ready for us in Queretaro. I don’t know how you guys do it traveling is exhausting.
Keep up the good work…P&C
Hey Casey!! That sounds so exciting! Yes it definitely can be! But we’ve been doing it so long it just feels normal now. I do love going home and getting to slow down and recharge! It’s needed for sure. We have found a nice balance, like today we are going to the beach for the afternoon no technology just disconnecting!!
Love the way you make the vlogs ❤️ you both are amazing.. I watch every and wait for your new video always 😘
Love from Indian 🥰
Aww 🥰 thank you for your kind words!!
15:35 see you in Capilla Del Rosario made me so happy, you know that 🥰 Fun fact, I didn’t know that now the cost is 20 pesos, when I was there in 2019 as free, and was on Wednesday, but I think it’s ok because it needs maintenance/preservation. PS: my arabe tacos were not good, and I feel sad ‘cause was a recommendation from friends.
Hey! Yes now you pay 20 pesos but I think that is fair too. Aww yeah we had some that were really dry too. Not so good . Prefer tacos Al pastor all day!
Thank you for showing me places that I can't see in person. Saludos desde Momax Zacatecas. Victor
It’s our pleasure thank you for joining us!
Thank you so much for making that video, we are glad you enjoyed your stay not only in our airbnb but in Puebla and Mexico, you are always welcome to come back and we are so greatful for the shoutout you made!!! Can we upload it or share it in our airbnb profile?
Thank you so much! Sure can!
Fantastic video yet again. Thanks for taking us on your trip to Puebla. Great job Heidi and Adam we will see you next Sunday have a great day.
See you Sunday! Have a wonderful day too!
I love Mexico. We are goi.g there few times a year. I'm glad you like it too. I subscribed 👍
Thank you so much!
Lord of the puns!!!
I loved your video, you did like all the greatest hits of the things I miss from living in Puebla.
lol 😂 thank you so much!
Great job yet again on showing us such amazing places. I love how you two hug bugs give us history and modern art!! Loved this video so much. Have you ever had a bad meal in Mexico? Seems like you have been very lucky with the food. Abrazzos amigos 🥰💗
Hi Nancy! I don’t think we’ve had a bad meal on film days because I tend to do my research but we absolutely have on the other days of the week!
@@TheCountryCollectors good to know! You must spend a lot of time on the research because you give great info and advice! Thank you 😊
@@nancysantamaria3924 oh yes the planning takes me at least a days work!
Thank you for this video .., it reminded me my childhood ,, I was born there ,, and I miss it ,,,
So glad we could bring back some memories!
What a great video of beautiful Puebla! It’s one of the best cities in Mexico. I highly recommend visiting the town of Chipilo near Cholula (30 minutes from the city of Puebla), it’s a city founded by Italian immigrants that has retained the culture and language. They are known for their dairy products but also their pastas, pizzas, gelato, wine, polenta and Aperol Spritz (great for the summer months)! It’s a foodie paradise, a piece of Italy in Puebla! Weekends are the best since the restaurants are full of life! Sundays are my favourite days to go because they play bocce ball and they “scream” at each other in Veneto (dialect from northern Italy).
Other great places to visit are Atlixco which is beautiful and has amazing climate and the cecina from the market is to die for. The Chautla hacienda is beautiful too. And nearby Val’Quirico (a medieval looking town) also great for weekends, especially Saturdays and the capital city of Tlaxcala which is so gorgeous and so close to Puebla ($15 pesos was the bus ticket if I’m not mistaken?). So much to do nearby the city of Puebla!
Hi! Wow thank you so much for all of these thoughtful recommendations! We appreciate you. I wish we could make a little documentary in Chipilo by taking to the locals about their heritage but our Spanish is just not up to it. It’s very interesting that they have held on to their culture and continue to speak in the same dialect. Very nice. We are actually heading north to Zacatlan de Manzanas and hopefully Cuetzalan as well! Thanks again.
@@TheCountryCollectors that would be incredible. The locals are very nice and many will speak English, especially the younger ones. They will help you out discover more about their history and the language is even on the public signage and on the central piazza where the municipality and town theatre are located, next to the Italian church. Behind it is the Monte Grappa which is a little hill where they fought off rebels during the revolution. They have maintained a lot of their culture, and stick out since Puebla is mainly indigenous but adds to the diversity. There’s many other Italian “towns” which were formed as agricultural colonies all over Mexico and they keep in touch (in Veracruz there are two main ones for example in the towns of Gutierrez Zamora near Papantla which has been around since the 1850’s before Italy was even a country, and the one in Huatusco/Zentla called Colonia Manuel González which has bocce tournaments with Chipilo haha and Huatusco has many Italian restaurants and monuments too…the whole central/mountainous part of Veracruz has Italian roots because of this migration…my family is part of this but they went to work in the mines of Michoacán haha so different history! You find little towns like this all over Mexico, French towns, German towns, Japanese towns, etc…but Chipilo has been my favourite since they’ve retained a lot of their culture but also influenced much of the culinary culture in Puebla…probably the Italian restaurant you guys ate at was from a chipileño owner? The Italian Coffee Company (Mexican Starbucks) was started in Chipilo and you can still visit the old cafe in the central part of town…the whole central corridor is a culinary corridor! Highly recommended. It’s small, smells like cows (sign of good food) and the people are so nice and you can hear them speaking in their language from northern Italy which is so cool! If you guys are still in Puebla after Zacatlán, I do highly recommend it! The cheese is to die for here but the pizzas at Al Canton dell’Italian and the food at La Fontana…honestly…it’s a great place to just have breakfast, lunch and dinner and as many gelato breaks as possible haha
Gosh it’s all absolutely fascinating! Thank you so much again for this info! Yes if we come back down this way we will for sure check it out. Thank you!!
Another awesome video from CC. Thanks again to let the world know a little bit about Mexico.
It’s our absolute pleasure!
Fascinating history and beautiful views of Mexican cities like always. Great video!
Thank you so much!
Amazing Vid! with amazing food! you never fail to make me tickle
Aww happy to hear that! Thanks for experiencing puebla with us!
Awesome you guys. Love all the great content. Cheers from Progresso.
Thank you so much Casey!
Wow this is so lovely and wonderful vlog guys ❤️🥰
Thank you so much Banshan! How are you today?
@@TheCountryCollectors I'm doing great, thank you
Great job of covering my "home town" in Mexico. However did you check out the modern MALLS?? I really wish someone with a Camera would show off the crazy modern stuff that is so unexpected... Lots of changes in 30 years!!
Hey thank you so much! No we didn’t. I think because we come from a place surrounded by malls it’s not something we are seeking out. Culture and history are more interesting to us because it’s what we lack.
Thank you, thank you. I'm heading to Puebla (from Xalapa) in 3 days. Can't wait. Thanks for all this great info. and for the tour of yet another amazing Mexican city. Morelia's been my favorite city for a long time, but Puebla, culturally, will probably take the cake. Buen Dia ~
We hope you enjoy it to the max!
@@TheCountryCollectors Thanks, and thanks to you, I will!
The cathedral is breathtaking… omg that was gorgeous
It was awe inspiring!
Que chula es Puebla! Hope you guys like it, when u go to cholula definitely try la casa de Frida, oh and if u can visit pueblo magico Atlixco, anyway keep having fun love you work guys
Thank you so much for your recommendations!
Now I want to visit Puebla too! How was the weather there?
It’s great!! Some rain here and there but perfect spring like weather most the time.
My husband is from there and the best time (in my opinion) to visit is January. You avoid the rainy season ( more like downpours and flooding) and get to enjoy 75-80 degree days.
Dang those chalupas look so tasty! The sauce looks absolutely yummy, also Adam got such a good looking Cemita. Personally I don't get cheese on the Tortas, cheese is alright but dang that Cemita looked very good! Great Torta Adam! Also the sweets look interesting, I hardly ever eat Sweet Potato. You guys are awesome for showing La Casita, never even heard of that place and I've been to Puebla! I now have a good Raisin to go back
Haha a good raisin I love it!! 👍
For poblano food, the locals are the best. Not the touristy area.
We ate some great food there!
what a great video friend I liked it a lot, thanks for sharing ❤️ puebla is beautiful 😍
Thanks 🙏 so much!!
Hey! I might say this' some of the best and and well informed video I've seen. It's always good when you do a research, even better when visiting a place full of history as my loved Puebla City ¡Greetings from the north of the state! I will recommend you guys to come and visit overhere (Chignahuapan and Zacatlán) maybe there's no much information or guides in english but it's a touristic destination full of nature, architecture, food and lots of culture. Keep up the good work! 👋🙌
Thank you so much!!
Oh, our favourite youtubers! Are you still in Puebla? I am here with my husband, if you want to go for a coffee that would be amazing! enjoy wherever you are, dear ones!
Hello! No unfortunately we are not there anymore but thank you so much for the offer!
@@TheCountryCollectors enjoy so much the coming destinations! :):):)
Since you are in State#16 it is probably too late for this suggestion, but would be nice to have a short section at the end of the videos dedicated to show modern areas of cities, like Angelopolis in Puebla, San Angel in Mexico City or Zapopan in Guadalajara, for those who enjoy also a visit to modern malls and architecture and not only historic stuff
Hey! That’s a good idea. Others have asked that too but it seems we’re just more attracted to the historic parts of the cities. I’m sure you could find videos from these parts on other channels right? Will keep this in mind, thanks.
We love your videos! You two are so entertaining and inspiring.
Thank you so much!!
Excited to see your trip to Cholula! I love that you get to know the real Mexico not just the Americanized version. Also love your channel, came across while watching other travelers! I am a fan!
Aww thank you so much! We love it here!
Hello my friends. I trust all is well with you. We are in Puebla City having spent 4 weeks in CDMX, 4 days in Cholula, and 4 days in Atlixco. After 4 days in Puebla City, we are undecided where to go for the next 7 - 8 days prior to our flight to Oaxaca. You you kindly suggest a couple of places out of Puebla City with relative easy to and fro prior to our depart from CDMX to Oaxaca? Muchas gracias!
Zacatlan de las Manzanas is beautiful!
Maybe Cuernavaca?
@@TheCountryCollectors Zacatlan it is! Gracias!!!
Love the videos, at this point it seems like you guys have been in Mexico for about a decade.
Thank you so much! Lol 😂 just over a year!
Another great video. Really nice Airbnb. Beautiful cathedral. Adam's sandwich looked so good. I love the fact they have a street dedicated to candy. That building with the bullet holes and the tunnels were pretty cool.
Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for all the historical information.
It is our pleasure!
Can you rent a furnished 1 bedroom apartment for $200 or less per month in the puebla metro area that has good public transportation?
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@@TheCountryCollectors does that mean, no?
Wow such a fun city! And the food looked awesome! 😋Love the architecture and the underground tunnels. It’s on my bucket list now. (As are so many others). Love watching you two. Thankyou such a chore having to wait til next Sunday for the next adventure.
Hey Patti! Aww 🥰 haha it’s a lesson in patience! It’s hard for us too - we wish we could make 2 videos a week but they are so time consuming we just can’t. We appreciate your support!
O my god you guys always make me hungry 😋
Oops 😬 we tend to do that to people! Haha hope you eat something delicious today!
Love the history you shared - thanks for always doing extensive research! Beautiful place & food worth 🤤 over. Happy Sunday Funday!
Happy Sunday Funday Kelly!! Oh man the food is too good here! Thanks 🙏 for always being here with us!
I've enjoyed your reviews all over Mexico. I've been to Mexico City, Cabo, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, Oaxaca and San Cristobal. I have one week in October to travel. Of all the other possible locations in Mexico, where would you recommend?
Thank you so
Much for your support! Zacatalan de las Manzanas was really cool, Orizaba, grutas de tolontango, Mazatlan was a favorite as well! Enjoy! 😊
Love your videos. Thank you for showing us Mexico.
Hi Nancy! Thank you so much for being here experiencing this with us!
Transcripts! Brilliant idea…so far, you’re the only vloggers I’ve come across that offer them. So useful.
Oh yes we spend a nice chunk of time making sure the subtitles are correct and then transfer them into 25 different languages!
@@TheCountryCollectors wow..you guys are pros, and it shows in your videos! What a great service you’re doing for those who can only armchair travel. Thankfully, that’s not me yet. I’m collecting all your videos and making a list. Puebla and Cholula just flew up the rankings:)
@@ltdodgen thank you so much! We appreciate you! We love to hear that we are inspiring people to visit new places and have adventures! Do you have an upcoming trip planned? 😃
PUEBLA😁,incredible views,,, an anfrogble experience🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵
Haha 😂 oh man!! It sure was ribbiting! 🐸
I enjoy the humor, please never stop!! Bless you guys!! Part of my Sunday morning !!
Haha 😂 we won’t!! We want to make you smile!
That's right... another UNFROGETTABLE video... Thank´s CC's. It's a good new when the advice of your new video coming to my YT count.
Haha 😂 love the puns! Ooo yes that’s great!
Unfrogettable episode 🐸 😂 👌💚 everything does happen 4 a Raisin 😅😅👌🙌💜
Lol he was on fire
@6:05 MY eyes nearly popped out of my head looking at that sandwich!
Crazy huge!!
Damn!!! Such a food paradise!!! I wanna try the huge sandwich with huacan cheese 😍
They are so tasty!! So much cheese!
This is Paul.... and Gloria in Oaxaca.
This was a great video with lots of information, recommendations & prices.
We'll be coming up for a week in October for my University reunion in Cholula, but after this video I think we'll stay in Puebla this year.
Many of the alumni from the University live in Puebla, Cholula, & Atlixco.
We will duplicate your tour so it should be easy. We will do what you did. You'll make it more compact, so we can see more.
Afew of the things you recommended we've already done, but it was quite a few years ago.
Hi Paul and Gloria! Thank you so much! Oh that’s great. We’ve enjoyed both places a lot. What a beautiful area here in Puebla. Did you ever make it north to Zacatlan de Manzanas or Cuetzalan?
Answering your question, I never made it to those magic towns.
I was in Puebla/Cholula 50+ years ago and I washed a student. I had just gotten back from Vietnam in 1969 and my life was very different then. Of course, Mexico was very different then too.
Someday we may make it, but for now we're huddled at home in Oaxaca.
Another great video guys 👌🏽 Puebla looks beautiful!
Thank you so much!
You guys have a gift for making us feel like we’re there with you! I realized I had this big grin on my face when you were at La Pasita and almost felt the chink of my glass as I joined in the toast with the abuelita in the car. Too fun!
Aww that almost brought me to tears! I love that you get that feeling because it is exactly what we hope for! 💕
You've already sold me! Just wow, that library. 😮
Incredible history and architecture here!
Beautiful video, beautiful state of Puebla. Just a little something, it is not a zócalo. If not all, many cities and Pueblos in Mexico have those and they are called plazas. The only zócalo as far as I know is the one in CDMX. Saludos and keep enjoying and making videos!!!
Yes a zocalo is a public square or plaza.
Amazing Amazing Energy! Great content Food looking Delicious
Thank you so much
Great video! Love your channel
Thank you so much!
Preciosa mi Puebla de los Angeles, mucha historia y modernidad juntas, con una de las mejores gastronomía mexicana, son una Pareja sensacional, buen video y saludos de un jarocho desde el Sureste de México 🇲🇽
Muchas gracias!! 💕💕💕
With only 2 days in Puebla you didn't get to experience the fantastic weather. Best climate in the world.
Oh we spent over 3 weeks total in the state - probably 10 days in the city I just meant the video was shot over 2 days!
Fabulous show with great information as usual! We would like to visit Puebla. Thank you. Kenneth and Nanae
Thank you so much!! Hope you’re having a wonderful Sunday!
Wow! Looks like Puebla has a whole bunch of new things since I was there in 2016. Time for another visit. Thanks for the tips!
Hi Julia! Oh that’s awesome! It’s our pleasure!
What an amazing views and landscape guys.
Thank you! Happy to see you here!
If you all ever get the chance you should go to Villahermosa Mexico!!! It is very beautiful. They also have some really beautiful beaches nearby and islands. My boyfriend lives there, and I was in aw whenever he was showing me around where he lives.
Villahermosa, Tabasco correct? We went there but unfortunately had a not so great experience but the beaches and islands sound awesome and I’m sure if we had a local like your bf to show us around we would enjoy it for sure! Would love to check those places out if we get back there!
Were they actually sun-dried tomatoes on the torta? Looked more like roasted red peppers, which I would think would be more common in the area, but interesting if they were actually sun-dried tomatoes. Looks delish!
Hey Katie! I put text where he said that to correct him because they are actually chipotle peppers 🌶 which are smoked and dried jalapeños!
You two seem super fun. I'm sad we missed you here in Puebla. We are leaving for Playa del Carmen this weekend to work and stay for a month. We have been watching your videos to help decide where to go next.
Oh yeah sorry we missed you! Have a wonderful time!