Leaving Puebla to Oaxaca via OCC bus | Puebla Mexico | Travel Vlog |

Описание: Getting from places so far we've done wit with ADO buses, this time we chose a OCC bus, same style to be honest, just not as comfortable (normal ticket) and the USB socket to charge my phone didn't work. But beside from that, all good!

The journey to Oaxaca from Pueblas bus terminal took 5 hours and passed very fast by, and the landscape is amazing!

Oaxaca have everything! Mountain range, country side, desert, the coast. The town is a very popular tourist place and it's been growing for each year, more people speak the language here and you will find lots of tourist on the streets.

Accessibility wise, with the wheelchair, Oaxaca is defo one of the places where it's been quite hard to get around, pavement haven't been wide enough, where Kingsley had to share the road with the cars, NOT ideal.

First and foremost, I know many people will disagree with what we about to say, but travel is a very personal experience, and this is how we felt about our time in Oaxaca City:  It was a huge let down.
Travelers and locals alike had raved about this mountain town, describing it as incredibly romantic, enchanting, and picturesque.

Although we both agreed that it was beautiful and well worth a visit if you're in the area, we were disappointed. We didn't feel it's vibe, the town, and it's way too touristic, many retro/chic coffee places, literally around every corner, and the poverty, the amount of homeless people really hurt our hearts. Dee was giving away all of our small change to a family with a small child. She also saved her breakfast and gave it to a lady who collected plastic bottles. That is something we've not encountered much on all of our travel in Mexico.

Stay tune to find out about out trip to Santa María del Tule

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