I got my bags back on a roll heading out there and I'm ready to go looking real good

in my passport photo.

Amateur Traveler episode episode 602. Today the Amateur Traveler talks about street vendors and

Flamingos, cathedrals and caves, Mayan, and sonotes, as we go to Merida and the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.

Welcome to the amateur traveler. I'm your host Chris Christensen. With no further ado, let's talk about the Yucatan.

I'd like to welcome back to the show Megzi and Tomo of Food Fun Travel.com

who've come to talk to us about the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.

Welcome back to the show.

Hi, thanks for having us.

And I say welcome back to the show.

They were on episode 457 talking about travel to the island of Subu and the region around that in the Philippines.

Last time we talked to them, but you have now been spending quite a lot of time in Mexico.

Yeah, we hit up a few other destinations between the Philippines and Mexico, but we've actually been hanging out here for about a year, which is crazy in digital nomad terms, but it's been a really amazing experience.

And food fund travel is the new name for your site.

That wasn't the name that you had last time you were on but we won't mention the old name because

it's just going to confuse people.

Yeah, we used to be budget travel, but now we really

focus a lot more on food travel. So we are food fun travel. And fortunately, we're talking about

the Yucatan. Food will come will come up yes some good options there why

should people go to the ukatan firstly I suppose the main reason that's going to

come to mind is the the myan history so this was the real Mayan heartland around here, into Belize, into the north of Guatemala.

That ancient culture before Spanish colonization left a huge influence on this region and as we said the food

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