The 16th C. Hacienda of San Antonio Atlacomulco, now called the Ex-Hacienda de Cortés, was one of the most important sugar mills of the colonial era.
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The 16th C. Hacienda of San Antonio Atlacomulco, now called the Ex-Hacienda de Cortés, was one of the most important sugar mills of the colonial era. Continue reading Ex-Hacienda de Cortés The trials and tribulations of attempting to cultivate a tropical garden in an oceanfront environment in Mexico… Continue reading A Tropical Garden Built by Don Jose de la Borda, the Borda gardens and museum are found in Cuernavaca’s downtown core, just across from the Cathedral on Avenida Morelos. Continue reading Borda Gardens Site chosen by Englishman Edward James for the building of an astounding showcase of surrealistic structures in the lush jungles of this coffee-growing region of north-eastern Mexico. Continue reading Las Pozas, Xilitla Taninul: “Place where the waters rise” — an unusual resort hotel run by the sugar-workers union offering access to a pool fed by a natural sulphur spring with spa facilities, tennis courts and tranquility Taninul, originally a sugar-producing hacienda, was taken over in 1986 by the Sugar Workers Union and opened as a hotel. This 700 acre reserve is located in the lushness of the tropical Huasteca Potosina . The Hotel itself is a sprawling stone structure of 130 rooms. Continue reading Taninul Resort |
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