Cliff and Paula Lazar

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Cliff and Paula Lazar's 2nd Honeymoon Cancun October 12 - 21, 2003
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Visitors Hit Counter Road to Chichen Itza

We got on the R2 bus and went to Mercado 28. There we bought tour tickets for Chichen Itza for $38 each. At Club Med they cost $105 each. The tours were the same. Mercado 28 is a bazaar with hundreds of shops. Nick knacks. Ceramic fish.
We weren't sure that the $38 deal was not a fraud. We waited 10 minutes after the Club Med bus left and then a van arrived for us. We were taken to a bus station combined with a folkloric market. Then we were on the road in a double decker bus with a bathroom.
Our English speaking guide telling us not to exceed #1 in the toilet..
Right here a van stopped and we picked up some English tourists. Then "...a su derecha"
First stop was a Spanish colonial town, Valladolid. We didn't get out of the bus.
Next stop was a Mayan Village Co-op store that sold handicrafts made by the villagers. Each person was assigned a buying assistant. He walked around with us and explained which cousin made what artifact. He told us we would get a discount for speaking Spanish and a bigger discount for speaking Mayan. He was a short guy, like most Mayans.
More crafts.
The Mayans built the co-op stores because vendors were barred from Chichen Itza. In the Mayan village vendors chase potential buyers.
Mayan Thatched Hut
A cemetery with room

Road to Chichen Itza

Cliff and Paula Lazar's 2nd Honeymoon Cancun October 12 - 21, 2003
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On the beach	Mexican Night	On the Road to Chichen Itza	Hotel Chichen Itza		Inside Chichen Itza	Embarcadero	Isla de Mujeres	Folkloric Museum	Farewell to Club Med