Vlog 2 I explored Mexico City's LUXURY District of Polanco on a Hop on Hop Off Bus & it blew my mind
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- @KeishaBeTraveling I've been living in Mexico for a year. I am currently on an adventure visiting different cities across Mexico. In this episode, I am still in Mexico and I am on my second day of the Hop on Hop off Bus Tour. Today, I am visiting, Polanco, the luxury district in Mexico City. This is the richest neighborhood in CDMX and you will see why. Come see me get abused by the branches in Mexico City, explore the flowers and gardens festival, eat at an amazing restaurant and get stranded in a part of town and have to figure out how to take the money home. Did I make it?
Hop on Hop Off Part 1: Centro Historico • I did a Hop on Hop Off...
Palacio de Bellas Artes1:52
National Auditorium Transfer 2:15
Walking around Polanco 3:45
Flower and Garden Festival : 4:18
Restaurant Recommendation: 5:53
Luxury brand 7:35
Fuente de Cibeles 9:41
I get kicked off the bus 10:58
Taking the metro for the first time 11:26
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Thanks cuz! You gonna have to come down to Mexico this year to visit.
Like u're videos and how happy u look exploring the known and unknown
Thank you! I’m so glad you are enjoying them. Yes, it brings me so much joy exploring and seeing new places
Girl I’m binging your videos!! You are sooo brave and confident and beautiful !! Your channel is really inspirational because I’m about to start my solo traveling journey!!✨💖
@@Prettynreallyfe Thank you! I’m really glad you are enjoying the videos love and feeling inspired. I have a new one dropping today at 5pm Eastern. Where are you planning to go on your solo trip?
Heyyy so in Nov I’m going to Negril Jamaica 🇯🇲 I went to Montego Bay with a travel group last year and it was great! But this time I’m going solo I cannot wait! Then my bday is Feb I’m going to playa del Carmen! After that I want to do Puerto Rico!!!
@@Prettynreallyfe That’s amazing. I’m so glad you are starting your solo adventures and you are going back to Jamaica. I hope you have a blast in Negril. You have to go to Rick’s Cafe. Hope you have a blast in Playa as well. I’m excited to hear your trips go
Awww thank u sooo much🥰I sure am going to Rick’s Cafe I’m actually booked right next to it! I will definitely let you know!!! Thanks for the kindness 🫶🏽
@@Prettynreallyfe That’s perfect. Def enjoy it when it comes and no problem
Hola, Mexico City feels cold because you just experienced the Heat in Mérida!
Hola 👋🏾 Yes, after 2 weeks of that 103 F heat in Merida, it was so strange needing a Jacket in Mexico City. I was there in April so it was a bit cooler then too but I’ll take that weather over the heat though 😂😂😂
girrrrl, the trees were abusive...im tall, we would a problem jajaja...love the fluidity that is you....thank you for authentically sharing, editing, posting and being
Girl CDMX owes me compensation. I paid to be abused by these trees 😂😂😂Girl your head would have been gone. You gotta do the lower deck 🤣 Thank you so much. Glad my authenticity is shining through and you are enjoying this journey with me love ❤️ Here editing next Friday’s vlog as we speak and I just literally crack myself up rewatching haha
@@KeishaBeTraveling oh noooo 😅😅😅😅😅
Great videos! There are so few English language videos about CDMX! Please continue to share your experiences and recommendations! 😇
Thank you! I’m so glad you found it helpful. I have 4 more CDMX vlog coming soon/ Chapultepec Castle, Botanical Garden, Fridah Kahlo museum and hot air ballon. I’m posting weekly on Friday so stay tuned.
Like video. You have a great positive attitude. Saludos
Muchas gracias y saludos 😊😊
HI was looking forward to your next posting....just hv a few questions if you dont mind...my questions are based on me assuming that you work remotely......if so i was curious regarding how you get by money-wise living in Mexico....do you hv a local bank that you use there? do you regularly do money exchanges for pesos? or do you mostly use credit/debit cards with your everyday living out there? thanks again for your time & videos
Hi, thank you for the support as always. Yeah, I work remotely so that’s how I support myself. In most parts of Mexico I’ve been, you can use you card pretty seamlessly. You can even use it at like a “bodega” type store and there are no minimum charges like in the US. I do often go to the ATM to withdraw pesos. I just use the ATM like normal and it gives you the money in pesos. Some ATMs will have a small transaction fee. It’s helpful to have pesos for things like cabs, street vendors, and small stuff but most places take cards here.
@@KeishaBeTraveling hi thanks for responding, appreciate the that.....your reply is very informative......take care and stay safe
@@j2dabmusic554no problem! Great questions.
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Gracias 😊