Showing posts with label Mexico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mexico. Show all posts
Mexico - Avenue of the Dead, Teotihuacan
Avenue of the Dead, Teotihuacan, Mexico. Thanks to YL for sending from Mexico.
Mexico - Pyramid of the Moon, Teotihuacan
Pyramid of the Moon at Teotihuacan, Mexico. Thanks for YL for mailing from Teotihuacan. It took a year for the postcard to arrive but at least it arrived.
Mexico - Zacatecas - Cable Car
Cable Car over Zacatecas City, Mexico. A great addition to my postcard collection of aerial trams worldwide. Thanks to Natalia of Mexico.
Mexico - Popocatépetl
Popocatépetl is snow-capped active volcano, 70 km southeast of Mexico City. Thanks to CG for mailing from Mexico City.
Mexico - Museo Nacional de Antropogia
Aztec Calendar in Mexico National Museum of Anthropology. Thanks to Martha of Mexico.
Mexica - Fountains in Morelia
Postcard view of the fountains of the 16th century Spanish colonial town of Morelia located in the west side of Mexico. Many nice stamps used. Thanks to Laura of Mexico city.
Mexico - Flag
Mexico flag in the National Palace of Mexico City. This postcard has travelled between Mexico City and Penang three times - brought to me from Mexico City and taken back there for mailing. Thanks to CG. A nice addition to my country flag postcard collection.
Mexico - Chichen Itza
Chichen-Itza, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was voted as one of the seven new wonders in the world. During the equinox, display of light and shadow made an appearance of a serpent descending down the stairs from the top. Thanks again for Montse for sending this wonderful card from Mexico.
Mexico - Monarch Butterfly
The beautiful monarch butterfly is the a traditional symbol of Michoacan, Mexico. Thanks to Carlos of Mexico. A great addition to my postcard collection of butterflies worldwide.
AMERICAS - Mexico - Year of Tiger
Niches Temple of El Tajin, Mexico - a UNESCO World Heritage site. Year of Tiger stamp used. Thanks to Elena of Mexico.
Mexico - Acapulco
Acapulco is a world famous beach resort in western coast of Mexico. Well known for the dangerous cliff diving. Thanks to Ivan of Mexico.
Mexico - Tula
Toltec statues of Tula, a pre Columbian archaelogical zone, near Hildago of south eastern Mexico. Thanks to Ivan of Mexico for this great card.
Mexico - Fountains of Morelia - UNESCO
Postcard view of the fountains of the 16th century Spanish colonial town of Morelia located in the west side of Mexico. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Many nice stamps used. Thanks to Laura of Mexico city.
Mexico - Bellas Artes, Mexico City - UNESCO
Palace of Bellas Artes is an important theatre in Mexico city and built in 1904. This fine architecture is part of Mexico City's UNESCO World Heritage Site. Thanks again to Alesspa of Mexico.
Mexico - Ixtapa
A beautiful Mexican beach in Ixtapa - Zihuatanejo. Nice stamps. Thanks to Alesspa. Postmarked April 14, 2009 and arrived April 27, 2009.
Mexico - Xochimilco - UNESCO
Beautiful postcard of leisure boat travel along canals of Xochimilco. It is located south of Mexico City where during Aztec times, the locals will travel by boats (chalupas and trajineras) to Tenochtitlan. Together with Mexico City, Xochimilco is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Thanks so much to Laura of Mexico City. Muchos gracias.
Mexico - Oaxaca - UNESCO
Generally, postcards are slow to arrive from Mexico to Malaysia. Got this postcard of a beautiful tourist town of Oaxaca. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Viva Mexico! Thanks to Leyle who went to Mexico on a holiday.
Mexico - Volcanoes - UNESCO
A wonderful panaromic view of Iztaccohuatl and Popocatepetl National Park - two amazing snow capped volcanoes overlooking Mexico City - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The monasteries on the slope of Popocatepetl is also designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Thanks to Montse who lives in Mexico for sending this postcard.
Mexico - Mexico City - my first postcard - UNESCO
Aerial view of Beautiful Arts Palace and Tower "Latinoamerican" of Mexico City (Ciudad de Mexico). Mexico City is designed a UNESCO World Heritage Site. My first postcard of Mexico. Nice colorful stamps. Thanks to Laura who lives in Mexico City. Muchos gracias.
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