We started this blog when we left for Guadalajara in late 2006. It feels like a lifetime ago. Well, really it was. Since then we survived a kitchen remodel, pregnancy, birth (and beyond) and now we have a son who runs our lives and we couldn't be happier (well, most of the time that is). This blog is all about him. Since all our family is far away we hope you check in now and then to stay updated on the life and times of El Chiquitito.
Monday, April 9, 2007
Monte Alban
Monte Alban was really impressive. It is located 15 minutes outside the city center. Once you get there, it's a zoo. There are tour buses, and tourists from all over the world. The information office offers English, Italian and German guides for a small fee. Daniel and I walked it solo. It is an impressive and well preserved site. It's also huge. You can imagine how powerful a site it once was for the Zapotec and Aztec societies that once roamed and ruled this area. We read that the city had slowly evolved over 5 phases. The site itself is about 1,800 years old. If ever you make it to Oaxaca, this is a must see! There are a few wow moments when you get to the top of the ruins.
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