Palenque is a city and municipality in the Mexican state of Chiapas in southern Mexico. The city was named almost 200 years before the nearby Mayan ruins were discovered in the 18th century. The area has a significant indigenous population, mostly of the Ch'ol people, a Mayan descendant. Nice video. Thanks for sharing.
I hope you go to Mexico City , Mexico City can be overwhelming because it is so big, but there are so many awesome places there. When you go to Mexico City have a churro at El Morro, taco el pastor, go to the templo mayor (the aztec capital) , and visit Chapultepec park.
What a coincidence, I was just learning about Palenque. Seems it is worth it to stay in the town itself. I love Oaxaca but want to travel around Chiapas next time. I guess they eat Tlayudas in Chiapas too.
Glad you enjoyed the video, the city of Palenque is definitely growing. The food was fun, I have been to both Chiapas and Oaxaca and they are different but in a good way. Have fun exploring.
@@pedrozatravel Oaxaca is unique in the degree to which old culture is preserved and united with the present, especially through artistic activities and festivals. How would you say Chiapas compares in those respects?
@@NickHchaos Oaxaca and Chiapas both have a rich heritage but they are very unique. Chiapas is very rural and there is the whole Mayan influence, this is different from Oaxaca which was Zapotec. Chiapas is interesting because many people in Chiapas identify more as a Chipaneco than as a Mexican. Also, Chiapas' capital city of Tuxla Gutiérrez is different because it was developed after the revolutionary War. There are however some Spanish remnants in Chiapas del Corzo and San Cristóbal de las Casas.
@@pedrozatravel Interesting. I've also heard that because it is the poorest state but San Cristobal is still quite nice that it is "only for tourists," or just where people "go to party." And is it true that the Zapotecs split off originally from a part of the Mayans? Or unrelated?
@@NickHchaos the Zapotec started around the time the Mayans started to disappear. They evolved separately, but I am sure they were influenced by the Maya. The Zapotecs were more like an evolution of the Toltecs, just like the Aztecs. The Zapotecs and the Aztecs actually fought each other a lot and even after the Spanish came it took like 20 years for the Spanish to completely destroy the Zapotecs.
Palenque is a city and municipality in the Mexican state of Chiapas in southern Mexico.
The city was named almost 200 years before the nearby Mayan ruins were discovered in the 18th century.
The area has a significant indigenous population, mostly of the Ch'ol people, a Mayan descendant.
Nice video.
Thanks for sharing.
Yes it does, I can confirm that there are many local Chol speakers in the city.
Looks like a cool town to walk around, eat great food, and get scared by clowns at night.
Lol, the clowns are fun
What a fun tour, type of town I like visiting in Mexico. I think my next trip to Mexico will be Mexico City. THNX
I hope you go to Mexico City , Mexico City can be overwhelming because it is so big, but there are so many awesome places there. When you go to Mexico City have a churro at El Morro, taco el pastor, go to the templo mayor (the aztec capital) , and visit Chapultepec park.
Great tour, great prices, looked like great food too.
Thank you, yes, the food down there is great
Awesome place and tour! Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, I like exploring out there places
Wow!!! This is so amazing!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you, Chiapas Mexico is a fun state. There are a lot of adventures out there.
Beautiful and amazing tour I like your haircut the streets is beautiful and looks busy. New friend here let's connect friend 🎉🎉🎉
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Thank you for the video. I'll go to Palenque in August and I am excited !
That's great, Palenque is a fun place to explore, be sure to my Palenque ruins video ua-cam.com/video/b976iXmSMUE/v-deo.html, most of all have fun
Looks so good! 😊 Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, it was
Never been to this part of Mexico. thanks for the tour.🐸
Glad you enjoyed the tour.
nice haircut!!!! great premiere!
Thank you
Thank you for the great tour!
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Nice in-depth video John. Enjoyed by Millionaire Paul 👋
Thank you for visiting, Chiapas Mexico was a fun adventure.
The food looked delicious!
It was the food in Mexico is very discint.
Like the food, i'm with you on the drink, I've never tried it but your description was enough for me to say no. -Marc
Lol, yes pozol was not a winner for me, which is weird because I love pozole, but that is a soup.
What a coincidence, I was just learning about Palenque. Seems it is worth it to stay in the town itself. I love Oaxaca but want to travel around Chiapas next time. I guess they eat Tlayudas in Chiapas too.
Glad you enjoyed the video, the city of Palenque is definitely growing. The food was fun, I have been to both Chiapas and Oaxaca and they are different but in a good way. Have fun exploring.
@@pedrozatravel Oaxaca is unique in the degree to which old culture is preserved and united with the present, especially through artistic activities and festivals. How would you say Chiapas compares in those respects?
@@NickHchaos Oaxaca and Chiapas both have a rich heritage but they are very unique. Chiapas is very rural and there is the whole Mayan influence, this is different from Oaxaca which was Zapotec. Chiapas is interesting because many people in Chiapas identify more as a Chipaneco than as a Mexican. Also, Chiapas' capital city of Tuxla Gutiérrez is different because it was developed after the revolutionary War. There are however some Spanish remnants in Chiapas del Corzo and San Cristóbal de las Casas.
@@pedrozatravel Interesting. I've also heard that because it is the poorest state but San Cristobal is still quite nice that it is "only for tourists," or just where people "go to party."
And is it true that the Zapotecs split off originally from a part of the Mayans? Or unrelated?
@@NickHchaos the Zapotec started around the time the Mayans started to disappear. They evolved separately, but I am sure they were influenced by the Maya. The Zapotecs were more like an evolution of the Toltecs, just like the Aztecs. The Zapotecs and the Aztecs actually fought each other a lot and even after the Spanish came it took like 20 years for the Spanish to completely destroy the Zapotecs.
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$45 is a good deal place looks clean and tidy
It is, as long as you are good with no elevator I think it is a great deal
Easily walkable hotels are nice to be close to stuff.
Yes, easily walkable areas are awesome
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Are you aware of genome tests going on with the native population? A study of Polynesian genomes present in native Americans.
@@Pasovineyard you would be interested in this article m.jpost.com/science/article-793945
www.google.com/amp/s/phys.org/news/2024-03-material-obsidian-blades-rapa-nui.amp