The biggest time telling device on Earth - in Mexico 🇲🇽 |S6-E85| 

I spend a lot of time at home these days being retired, gas prices, heat, etc but the highlight of my days are your videos. I so appreciate your taking us along on your adventures. Your an incredible lady and wish you Godspeed. Please be safe.

Once again I have to say that Noraly single-handedly researches, produces, directs and films the longest, most engrossing and informative adventure series ever. As a stroke victim it has given me an interest in life to help me through my ongoing recovery. So it's also therapeutic! Thank you very much Noraly❤️

Noraly- This past Monday my wife and I had a big group of girls over to our house (9-14 years old) from our church. We all watched the Monday video together. When it was over, the entire group sat "starry-eye" at your adventures. One of the girls said "When I get older, I want to be just like Miss Noraly!" Do you realize that having a child wanting to be just like you is the greatest compliment anyone can give you? Thank you for being YOU! Virtual Nomad

Mexico is geographically incredible. I went from Australia to live there 20 years ago and was just stunned by the constant change of scenery. Desert to tropical valley to snow capped mountain within an hour or two, commonly. In Australia, you have to travel hundreds of kilometers to see the landscape change this much.

I love it when you visit ancient ruins and talk about them. It is like time traveling back to a simpler time. Such a contrast between the city, the mountains and all the small towns you pass through. You really cover a lot of territory. It's just so wonderful that you share it all with us. Many thanks. Take care.

Beyond amazing, the architecture is literally out of this world. Thanks for showing us these outstanding historical places we would never have known about if it wasn’t for you. Thank you!

Incredible views. MEXICO is a land of enchantment, and you bring everything to us and we are with you all The way. Friendly people great food and the indredible beauty of MEXICO, enjoy . Safe travels GOD bless.

Wow! Mexico is such a beautiful country with so much amazing history! Thanks Noraly for opening my eyes to Mexico! :)

So informative! So well produced! So spoiled by this entertaining content! Noraly you are in a league of your own, setting the travel vlog bar so high. Like the best movies and television shows serve as prime examples and templates for those genres, I believe Itchy Boots channel fills that space in the travel vlog genre. Thank you so much for being so great at what you do and sharing your life and craftwork with us.

Mexico is a beautiful great country. The Toltecs said they came from the sky and if you look at the big head in the museum it looks like it has a helmet or something like that. We also had the maya, Aztecs among other ancient cultures Mexico is a world on its own.

Always had concerns about visiting Mexico as a tourist. These beautiful colorful towns, scenic vistas and archeological sites are causing me to change my mind. Mexico needs to be added to the bucket list. Thanks for introducing these beautiful places to us!

Noraly, thank you so much for another travel video. I traveled Mexico extensively years ago. I want to travel there again. My Mexican friends tell me it’s too dangerous. Your videos show me otherwise. I spent months in S America, have made a dozen or more trips all over Mexico. I think you just need to be a smart traveler. Traveling the US can be dangerous. Best to you Noraly!

Wow... Mexico 🇲🇽 is a truly beautiful country 💚

I am so surprised on Mexico, it looks so beautiful. I love the little mountain towns, very clean Streets. Thanks Noraly , I now have to visit Mexico 👍🇦🇺👌🇦🇺

The ‘sweet bread’ was called ‘concha’ or shell. The meat was Mixotes, or stewed lamb or some other meat. And the soup was just ‘Consume’ which is a meat based soup. Great stuff

Me crucé contigo en la zona austral de Chile. Y te saludé desde mi moto! fue genial ese momento. Y todo lo que has recorrido desde Coyhaique hasta México. Saludos!!!

Mexico has such diverse...everything. Typography, geology, food, people....love your view on expectations. I'm setting smaller goals to my travel. I want to spend more time concentrating on interesting places.

México 🇲🇽 es Mágico 🪄, es tan relajante y emocionante ver tus videos , a nosotros los espectadores nos haces soñar y desear estar en tu lugar explorando todos esos pueblitos mágicos. Dices que no te imaginabas ver esos paisajes y es que México es como si fueran varios países en unos solo . Muchas gracias por compartir tus aventuras, buenas rutas

Wow.... so unexpected, both the mountain ranges and the ancient site. Never heard of the Pyramid of the Niches, yet another astronomical device. You have the spirit of explorers from centuries ago.... and a better "horse"! I've traveled from Texas to Mexico City through some beautiful country, but not through this area. Thanks SO much!

*Ms Noraly, Thank you once again for today's history lesson. No matter how long or short one stays in school, one can never be taught, all of what you are teaching us. So I thank you for educating so many of us, as we sit on the pillion sit behind you*

Unbelievably beautiful scenery in Mexico. All I’ve ever seen are photos of Mexican beach resorts not the actual natural beauty of the country. The old ruins are fantastic to see and the fact there’s still more hidden for others to find later on is fantastic. Great video as always. Stay safe.👍👍🇨🇦

What really stood out for me on your ride was the lack of trash anywhere. Many other countries you passed through were full of trash even in rural mountain areas. Lucky you weren't in Mexico City for one of their earthquakes.

"Noraly- the explorer" you are already an explorer in our eyes, more over in case someone compare it to the contemporary fellow travellers . Probably hundreds of years later the name you are carving in history now with your mission will admire and remember you. Even though you and your viewer will not their but your video footage will admire you. Thanks for all our explorer.

Wow the videography is superb. The scenery in the mountains is just amazing. Bless up our Queen. Thanks for showing us that the world is a classroom. Kudos. Watching from Sydney

Another amazing ride. And what a destination! What an incredible site. The temples are so so interesting…and you had the place all to yourself. That old saying of expect nothing and you won’t be disappointed certainly rang true on this day. Mexicos landscape is so diverse! Great video!

Noraly: Ojalá, ojalá, ojalá pudieras ir al mágico, místico e inigualable mirador de Piedra Larga en Santa María Yavesía en la Sierra de Juárez. Un lugar inigualable y especial de México y el mundo, digno de una exploradora inigualable y especial como tú. Saludos.

The drone shots are next level, no matter how my day is going your series always manages to lift my spirits and help me relax.

Hi Norali, I was living in Veracruz, Mexico, time a go and I was at the El Tajin and for mi was magic, never field what I field out there, increible. Cheers and continuous watching your history

The landscape in todays video was great and the mountain towns made me want to see more. As Itchyboots makes her way across Mexico my interest in the country has grown to the point where I would really like to visit it, problems notwithstanding . I’ve also learnt more about the ancient ruins and modern day cultures of Central America than I ever thought I would learn from a motorcycle travelogue.

Great editing, sound and camera work - Your content is amazing! Thank you for your hard work!

That's crazy, isn't it? Millions of people move to Mexico City and at the gates there is a landscape like something out of the picture book of dreams.

ESPECTACULAR!! Gracias por llevarnos a conocer el Tajin. No tenía idea de su existencia y menos de su grandeza. Gracias por ilustrarnos. Es un placer viajar contigo. Abrazos🇬🇹

I don't miss a single video of this brave woman, I love every single adventure 1😁😁😁😘😘😘 🇨🇦 🍁 More than 4000 thousands thumbs up within 45 minutes, this is how much we love you 😍

Hey, buenas dias hermanita, you just showed me that Mexico is not all desert and cactus! Thankyou so much. We have 2 gorgeous daughters your age and we worry about you. But crossing the road in Brisbane Australia is dangerous so keep doing this you inspire us all.

Your sincerity came straight through the camera when you spoke about being an explorer. I got a glimpse into itchy boots uncensored.

Wow what a sighting, through all of the mountains it is like seeing the world through your eyes, thanks a lot for bringing this fabulous places into our living rooms, would not have seen the world if it wasn't for your adventures, keep it up, stay safe and God Bless you. 🏍🏍🇿🇦

Thank you ! You have a way of making history interesting . I learn more in each of your videos than I ever did in school . Wish I could have had more teachers like you back then . I might have learned more than I did . Knowledge is the key to life , all knowledge and all of life .

Noraly, you ARE an explorer! You discover new places and bring them to those of us who are not able to go for ourselves. Thanks for bringing these new worlds to us. Stay safe.

Mexico is stunning, such a beautiful country. I’m delighted with this route, Noraly, well done! 🇲🇽

Que impresionante los paisajes y el camino y esos pueblos tan coloridos que hermoso Saludos éxitos y gracias

Noraly, you open our eyes to the world around us! Not only did you film a nice ride to the temple grounds, but you are indeed an explorer! Through you knowledge of geology, your sense of adventure, and the ability to communicate your experiences, your viewers have gained insight into our neighbors homeland. Within the American continent, the people are certainly a very likeminded group as you find the best in people everywhere you go. Please ride safe and share your next adventure!

Maravilha...Que Templos MARAVILHOSOS...Boa viagem...PARABÉNS...Abraços...

I love the background you provide on the ruins. Your research is one of the most delightful facets of your travels. Thank you!

Me encanta ver tus videos todos tus videos, que hermosa aventura, cuando vienes para el norte, para que veas las montañas que tenemos. Gracias gracias por mostrarnos todo nuestro México 🇲🇽 saludos,

Always Beautiful, educational, and Amazing! thank you so much for sharing your journey. Safe Travels

Well I have binge watched every video of yours so far through S America. I am in awe of your adventurous spirit, your kindness and politeness to all those you meet, your love for animals, your enthusiasm about history and old books, the way Alaska has a personality and is so loyal to you and the way you tend to her. She is not just an inanimate motor bike, you have given her a soul! Thank you for making this journey with you possible. Xxxx

OMG Tajin and Teotihuacan are of my favourite prehispanic cities Mexico have really interesting places like these 2 what a cool tour Noraly, I hope was worthy the long journey from CDMX thanks for the show. Ride Safe

Incredible mountain views, cute and colorful mountain towns, and a different sort of pyramid. So fascinating that the local people have kept the "timekeeper" cleared all these centuries. And a fascinating structure. If the past could talk, we would learn so much! 🙂

First a thumbs up...then I need to thank you for another well made interesting and intriguing video. Then....I'll watch it. They're that good....I know I'm going to like it. Be safe-Be well

One of my favorites so far! You said you wish you were an explorer, you are! I adore your excitement and enthusiasm, and thank you so much for sharing your exploring with us! As always, safe travels my friend ❤️

Hi Noraly, I am so happy that you allow the sounds of Alaska's engine to entertain us motorcycle enthusiasts. I get the biggest kick out of the sounds Alaska makes as she hauls you from point 'A' to point 'B' and beyond. The little engine never falters. It is always prepared to do it's job to deliver you and your cargo to the next destination. Listening to Alaska in your videos made me long to own a Honda CRF 300L and now I finally have one of my own. I hope to duplicate the length of your day trips someday. You cover 400 kilometers with ease. That is about 240 miles in one day. 5 to 6 hours of hard riding. I am sure it would take me at least 6 hours to ride 400 kilometers even on paved roads. Keep up the great work. Guy in Columbia Mississippi

Noraly your so natural in front of the camera also like the way you chat randomly about what's on your mind while riding it make me feel I'm riding pillion. You relay your experience perceptions as a gift to us the viewers. Mexico is truly amazing place 🇲🇽💖👌

Hey Noraly, you ARE an explorer for sure! And you have shown me many places unknown to me. Super video as ever...glad you found some unpaved roads. Cheers, Steve 😊

Muito interessante como uma civilização tão. avançada desapareceu, 🙂🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Hi from New Zealand I love watching your episodes they inspire me that we can get out and have adventures please stay safe though your bravery to do all this alone is amazing and courageous. Thank you again regards lyn

Truly amazing. I never realized Mexico was so mountainous.

Is it me or does it seem that Noraly makes her own roads. Dried out river beds, random cattle paths, no problem she'll just keep pressing on.

Yo vivo en Papantla, ciudad de dónde pertenece la zona arqueológica de El Tajín, increíble que haya visitados estas tierras de gran historia, la Ciudad de la vainilla, que perfuma al mundo, lugar de los voladores de Papantla, increíble!!

It's ironic that the people who built these advanced astronomical structures all those centuries ago were considered savages. Thanks Noraly for showing these marvels to an audience who otherwise may never know their existence.

You are having the time of your life there. I’m enjoying everything you’re sharing with the world. Cheers

You are the Best thanks for bring this into our home! Amazing person please travel safely...

If you look at the Mexico Olympics of 1968, the sprints and jumps all set significantly higher world records which were in a large part helped by the thinner air at altitude

Thanks Noraly ! I have never seen this precious arqueológic. Place before. This must be recognized by world as an humans property. This a treasure of latin Amarica. Salude Mexico

Lindo esses lugares Noraly parabens pelos videos conhecendo o mundo com você.

Ahh..I just love your sense of humour Noraly! “Sometimes I feel like I’m not suppose to be in charge of these routes!” Made me burst out in laughter. Your videos is indeed brighten up our life. 🖤

Que hermoso paisajes de México Noraly , un gran saludo!!! 🇦🇷😊

Somewhere is a quote that includes, “Europe is like a 35 year-old woman”. Here is that woman on a personal mission to share the world. It’s a delightful adventure and my privilege to follow. Wishing good things to you, Ms. Itchy Boots.

The merge onto the main road at 2:10 was a little scary! That car was approaching so rapidly 😧

Have only recently joined you on your adventures and am already addicted! Please stay safe on your travels.

Thanks for sharing Noraly, what an amazing journey You are doing. Ancient cultures are so fascinating to try to understand and visit their cultural sites. Take Your own time at these sites and just breath it in. I'm sure You are doing this behind the scenes. Take care thanks again for showing us the world 💪❤️🙌

I'm retired and do all of my traveling through your videos! It's so nice I get to see places I've never had the chance to visit, plus I save all the money 😉. Thank you for the lovely scenery and wonderful monuments.

hello nice woman...I'm from Mexico I starting follow you and just to tell I feel proud when I see brave woman like you ..keep doing this because we traveling with you from our home...we watching you from Stockton California ✌️🙏 God bless you and care about yourself, universe is with you 🌄🙏

Wow! It is just amazing to realize how you can never get to know a country completely, I'm Mexican and proud to say that I've travel pretty much all of the 32 states of Mexico, and you Noraly take me to some new places and give a totally different insight of the country. And Noraly, don't worry: you ARE an explorer in your own right,, you can rest assured new and amazing places are discovered by you and shared to us viewers in every video. Thank you! 👍

Excelente recorrido y bienvenida a nuestra tierra, saludos desde Monterrey Nuevo León, Dios te acompañe, cuídate 🙏🏼👌🏻

She lives the adventure in real time and rolls with the punches. I wish I had the patience she has. Edit: I'm from Texas and what's so boring is it's flat with straight roads and not much green ( except in East Texas).

Wow!! Those mountains are beautiful outside of Mexico City and just outside of the 2nd city you passed through. Glad you are making progress on your travels. Thanks for sharing as always!! T

Yeeeee nice Mexican sunrise. Mountains green mountains with curvy roads. Gorgeous landscapes with clear sky and a green forest. Woww El Tajín looks super interesting to visit for sure after mountain's ride but the site is in perfect shape, not so visited and the main highlight, the last temple for sure. That's awesome Noraly thanks for showing un that amazing place. Keep a safe journey please.

I live in the north coast of Spain 200 km from the French border. The moment you step the other side everything remains the same (people, landscape, arquitecture...) but the language changes and I can't undestand basically anything. In this video everything is different and exotic to me. Different people, different landscape, differentent villages...It is a shokc to me being able to completelly understand people when they speak.

Wow Me encantan Tus Videos ( si Puedes ) ya que vas por la costa del golfo de Mexico Ve a Toda la Zona del Papaloapan a Un Lugar llamado Usila Oaxaca Pegado a Veracruz y Oaxaca Esta Cerca de Tu ruta Son Caminos que te gusta transitar y la vista es maravillosa. Exite un lugar llamado la puerta del cielo antes de entrar a usila Es Maravillosa, Estando ahi Come Caldo de piedra no te arrepentirás

I love Mexico and Mexican pre-colonial history so much! ❤😊

Διάβασα πόσο πολύ βοήθησες το κέντρο με τις χελώνες norraly 👍🙏💙ένα μεγάλο μπράβο αυτό δείχνει πόσο σε αγαπούν αυτοί που σε ακολουθούν και πόσο ευαίσθητοι είναι και πόσο εκτιμούν αυτό που κάνεις!!!!🇬🇷

Te sorprenderás, México es el tercer país del mundo con más biodiversidad, el #2 en reptiles, , el 2 en mamíferos y el 4 en anfibios, en flora y fauna tiene el 12% de la biodiversidad del planeta, encontrarás, selvas, desiertos,bosques de coníferas,de pino, planicies, montañas heladas,costas,

Thank you Noraly, for taking us along to the amazing El Tajín archaeological zone and it's ceremonial buildings. It was a great adventure ! Thumbs up.....!!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍 Be safe on your travels !

The Spaniards brought deseases and war that killed the indigenous/Mayan people. On top of that many of these large communities/cities got too large to feed their populations. So it was a combination of ignorance, evil, and lack of food that made these civilizations to vanish. The indigenous populations of central and South America was their unique version of the European stone-ages. Visiting the remains of these cities are amazing if you have a little bit of knowledge about their living conditions. Just as you do, Noraly.

So true, our misconceptions of other countries and places get blown away when we travel there, or in this case when we tag along with you. Thanks.

Yes, my fascination for this ancient culture has grown on me since I moved to GUA in 2010. Today I want to visit as many indigenous ruins as I can, learning from local guides how life was in these cities not too long ago.

Hello Noraly , I’m very excited every time I’ve watch your videos in Mexico 🇲🇽 . More adventure to come . Take care always from the Land of Smile 😃.

Een knappe blonde alleen op wereldreis!!! Echt chapo! Had mijn moto bijna verkocht, tot ik jou filmkes zag. Nu krijg ik terug zin om ook op avontuur te gaan. 😋

Itchy - your videos just get better and better! Awesome pyramids!

Love watching your travel videos and especially your treks to the ancient sites. Thanks so much.

Noraly, you say that you wish you were an early Explorer discovering things for the first time, but you are a modern day Explorer leading many of us on this adventure and sharing things some of us will never see in real life.....Thanks

Who would not give this a big thumbs up. Thank you Noraly for giving us another David Attenborough special and a riding tour through beautiful Mexico.

I just cannot get over how neat and clean and simply beautiful those towns and villages are! A totally different culture from where I live...🙄🤐

It is inspiring for me to see how far and how quickly you can move on a motorcycle, I mean it seems so effortlessly. I hope to be able to motorize my bike in the near future.

Hi. I'm new to your channel and really appreciate your content. I'm retired and rarely leave home. I lived my most adventurous life in my 40s. Seeing you travel makes me wish I was younger. There's so much I wanted to do until finances and health slowed me down. Your camera and sound are impeccable. Great work. Be safe.

I love Mexico,i'd been there a lot of time...Enjoy ur journey & all the best,Noraly...

🙂 👉 “If you know too much up front, the only thing you're gonna get are expectations and when you have expectations, it's likely that you get disappointed. It's better not to know anything, not to expect anything and then boom, I'm blown away by this place”. - Noraly | Itchy Boots | Mexico | Season 6 - Project Alaska | 2022 🙏 🙌 🚴 ❤

I noticed a static sound in your Camara when u was walking thru tajin, didn't really happened anywhere else in the video, maybe a lil bit when you got the room at the ladies place. Your Camara sounds like a metal detector in tajin, maybe the area magnetic field still active. Really interesting. Safe travels.

Much love to everyone and their families! Thanks again "Itchy Boots" for another great adventure! #32 Thumbs up 🤠🌻

ola , if you are stubborn as i think you are, before entering canada you should hed east , cover the border then find the shortest route from PEI to B.C. then to Alaska o as to pass the U. S. B.C. border before proceeeding o Alaska.