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Mérida is Weird - I like Weird (A complete guide for Travellers)

Subscribe to the Channel! Follow on Instagram: turnleft_righthere Facebook:   / turnleftrigh.  . Twitter: @TurnLeftRightH1 Save $62 on your first Airbnb booking! https://www.airbnb.com/c/suee893?curr... Merida is Weird. I like Weird. There are a lot of curious things about Merida Mexico - follow me around as I follow around a couple locals my tour guide Eduardo @followmeyucatan and photographer Nelly @nativasoy as we explore and travel around Merida in the beautiful Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico featuring all it’s highlights and the best things to do when you’re visiting the Yucatan Peninsula Mexico - including Merida, Puerto Progreso, Campeche, Izamal, Motul, Valladolid, Tulum and Cancun. Regardless of what you read or hear in Mexico Travel Advisories - this region is incredible safe. The people are warm and friendly and there is a large expat community that lives there - especially a lot of Canadians. There are direct flights from Toronto to Merida. Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula is a stunning coastal region decorated with tropical beaches with white coral sand and turquoise blue waters, spectacular wildlife like iguanas, pelicans and pink flamingos, ancient Mayan ruins like Chichen Itza,, small villages, and outdoor adventure activities like cave diving, swimming in the cenotes, parasailing and more! There are also pink waters found in the salt flats where you’ll find the pink flamingo’s natural habitat. The colours of the Yucatan and vast covering all colours of the rainbow which you will see especially reflected in the homes and architecture of Merida and Campeche. The rich Mayan culture is especially prevalent in the food. Some of the most complex and delicious food in the world is to be had in the Yucatan peninsula of Mexico. The cuisines are so rich and complex with flavours and colours it’s truly unique to this part of the world. Stemming from the wide range of tropical fruits, and local produce it combines local spices and ancient Mayan techniques as well as bizarre imported treasures such as Edam cheese from Holland, which is explained by the colourful history of the Mexican people of Yucatan. Some of the must try dishes of the Yucatan peninsula include pibil and cochinita pibil, Papadzules, Pavo Relleno Negro which is turkey in a dark sauce made from charred chilies and spices, Poc C​huc, Queso Relleno, Salbutes, Sopa de Lima, Sopes just to name a few. The region is also known for their chocolate, merenge desserts and wide arrange of tropical fruits such as the mamey. I spent 3 weeks in this place with the help of my local guide Eduardo Campos Martínez who has his Masters in Tourism and I had the pleasure of staying in his recently renovated home from the beginning of the XX Century known as the porfiriato period. This stunning 2 story multi room house is available for rent on Airbnb and it is in the centre of Merida in a lovely quiet area. In addition he offers experiences on Airbnb and will also customize a private tour for you and your group. I highly, highly recommend him as a guide for the region as without him I would not have had the depth of knowledge and experiences out of the region - he's incredibly passionate about what he does. Discover Merida's old neighborhoods https://www.airbnb.ca/experiences/794... History walking tour in Mérida https://www.airbnb.ca/experiences/504... Market Tour and cooking classes available with Chef Erin in Merida: https://fyvmexico.com/merida-experien... I sometimes have to use stock video sometimes if I am missing footage that is helpful in telling the story. I use my iPhone, GP7 to film. I had a DJI Spark but it crashed. Stock footage provided by Videvo, downloaded from https://www.videvo.net Stock footage provided by Pixabay downloaded from https://www.pixabay.com Stock footage provided by Pexels downloaded from https://www.pexels.com Stock footage provided by Giphy downloaded from https://www.giphy.com Stock footage provided by Storyblocks downloaded from https://www.videoblocks.com/ #Merida #Mexico #Mexicotravel #travelblogger #Mexicotourism #turismo