Puebla, Puebla; MexicoMY WORKING VACATION TO MEXICO.

Looking toward the city of Puebla and the volcano Popocateptl at sunset.

Popocateptl is one of the largest active volcanoes in Mexico.

The cap of the volcano.

Popocatepetl erupts several times a day.

Local farmacia worker cleaning the parking lot after a morning volcanic eruption on the 18 of April 2016.

The Pyramid of the Moon at the site of Teotihuacan, 30 miles northeast of Mexico City.

Looking toward the Pyramid of the Sun from the Pyramid of the Moon. It is the largest pyramid in Mexico, and the third largest in the world.

Indio cerveza is one of the best beers in Mexico. First brewed in 1893 under the name of Cerveza Cuauhtémoc. In 1905 the name was changed to Indio meaning Indian, because that’s how the beer was known as the one with the Indian on the label.

Plazuela De Los Sapos, meaning Plaza of the frogs, is one of Puebla’s open air antique market. The market has many antiques as well as many artifacts from the 365 churches in the city.

Fort Guadalupe, one of the two forts, that was in the Battle of Puebla where the Mexicans drove out the French on the 5th of May 1862.

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