The beautiful people of Villahermosa renewed my faith in humanity | Mexico travel vlog

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On my way to Mérida I stopped for a couple nights in Villahermosa. It's been cool to see the changes in the country since leaving Guadalajara just about a week ago. Thanks Moist for contributing on patreon, you made my day!
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Комментарии : 44

@findingmemo322 3 года назад

Actually, Tabasco, Aguascalientes, and Durango are the least visited states in the country.

@juantorres9757 3 года назад

Tabasco is a great state to visit, very lowkey. Not very visited by foreigns.

@rayvogensen2983 3 года назад

It's great to see all the people wearing masks. I always had the idea that Mexicans would be resistant to such things but it looks like they are more intelligent than a lot of Americans.

@lHelljumperl 3 года назад

Not true. I was there a couple of days ago. Im actually from that city, and living now in Mérida. If you pay close attention, you can see some people without masks. While I was there I saw way too much people without masks. Even in the public transport. Is so bad that actually a mall in that city was closed by the goverment because a person was walking around with an oxigen tank. I was looking for that video and land in here, lol. Mérida is way safer than Villahermosa. And as he said in the video, the tourism is non existent in not just in Villahermosa, but the entire state.

@ac9184 2 года назад

Why would Mexicans be more resistant?

@williamdepew2732 3 года назад

I lived in Villahermosa for 2 years, I honestly miss it a lot

@colibritravel5994 3 года назад

I enjoyed my time there, I could see myself spending more time there easy

@toddmaek5436 2 года назад

why did you leave?

@GWJC-ff4nt 3 года назад

Is Good the fact that You visited My Villahermosa, I think Tabasco is a unkonw place for the World

@Lunatic4Bizcas 3 года назад

Villahermosa used to be called San Juan Bautista in colonial times. From what my mom says, there used to be more of a historic center, but that is long gone. Casa de los Azulejos is probably the most colonial edifice left, which is actually a museum of sorts. Nice to see you had a pleasant time there.

@Luischavezmundial2022moderno 3 года назад

Great you enjoyed Tabasco my friend, a great place where I have family. And actually is one of the most ignored states in Mexico

@juliecp3581 3 года назад

I want to go!!!

@miguelcordovam5159 2 года назад

i lived there

@richardmccombs617 3 года назад

I spent 3 weeks in the Yucatán visiting the Mayan ruins, 13 in all. We did it in July! Hottest day was ‘veal’s like’ 132f with humidity. Strangely it was not that bad, frank lots of water but still worth it. We were both in our 60’s and living in Phoenix at the time so did know heat. Drink water and stay safe.

@Lunatic4Bizcas 3 года назад

¿ Inca ruins in Yucatán ? You mean Mayan ruins right ?

@richardmccombs617 3 года назад

@@Lunatic4Bizcas you are so correct! I have corrected my post, apologies if I have offended.

@Lunatic4Bizcas 3 года назад

@@richardmccombs617 : No offense taken.

@christianorlando595 3 года назад

I want that minions piñata!😁haha Saludos!

@mariojuarez3075 3 года назад

Hola ! I travel a lot too in Mexico but I don't do videos , I travel for fun , your videos help me a lot to know places, gracias !!

@colibritravel5994 3 года назад

thanks for watching!

@williambeeson8679 3 года назад

Thank you, Blake. Go back and get me that unicorn pinata.

@colibritravel5994 3 года назад

haha I'm a little far now :P

@Brentwood620 3 года назад

I’m going to Merida in March. Look forward to seeing more from you about the area!

@tanischwarz1053 3 года назад

Love your videos! Is that your dog? I think I have only seen him/her in a couple of your videos. Speaking of dogs, I'd love to know which cities in Mexico you have been to where you have seen the least street dogs. I lived in Chapala and Ajijic and there were sooo many. It was so sad to see and I had trouble dealing with how it affected me.

@colibritravel5994 3 года назад

Thanks! Yes, that's my travel buddy! His name is Binks

@tanischwarz1053 3 года назад

@@colibritravel5994 I'd love to see more of him!

@FinnDelMundoTravel 3 года назад

Nice little town! Shame the giant Olmec monuments were closed away inside the museum! What is the traditional dish from Tabasco?

@colibritravel5994 3 года назад

Yeah next trip. And I don't know, I had a giant veggie burger each night

@FinnDelMundoTravel 3 года назад

@@colibritravel5994 q rico!! 🤤

@alegriabetorres 3 года назад

Grilled gar (lepisosteus)

@normahz8711 3 года назад

@@colibritravel5994 The traditional dish of Tabasco is the pejelagarto,You can find typical Tabasco food in the restaurants el Edén, el puchero, la cevicheria , comida chontal de nelly ( comalcalco, tabasco )

@our4feettravelers760 3 года назад

mexico is grate we miss it

@maryandrade9026 3 года назад

We miss Mexico too. We did not go this vacation because of the pandemic😷

@maryandrade9026 3 года назад

We miss our beaiutiful people too🙅‍♀️

@bangkokwalks8875 3 года назад

Fantastic video and great inspiration for my own videos! Pure joy to watch. Thanks and have a nice day!

@abagandalotofluck8223 3 года назад

Is it like Merida?

@colibritravel5994 3 года назад

similar

@zuritajimenez5782 2 года назад

Villa is pretty merida is horrible.

@lapl3228 3 года назад

Exceso de calor en Villahermosa, hubieras enterado al mercado. Saludos.

@zuritajimenez5782 2 года назад

El calor donde quiera hay almenos que vivas en clima

@mariojuarez3075 3 года назад

Where are you now ?

@colibritravel5994 3 года назад

Tuxtla!

@diogenes9295 3 года назад

You don't have Google maps on your phone? You can mark your start and always find your way back. All the towns east of Cordoba don't have nice centro squares like most of Central Mexico has, other than Valladolid.