Mi viaje a México, parte 2

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🗓️ 9 March 2026

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

In June of 2025 I finally traveled to a place I have wanted to visit for some time: Mexico. My trip to Mexico began with the beach and then the impressive ruins of Chichén Itzá. However, the best moments of the trip were yet to come, including a magical cenote and a more intimate experience with beautiful Mayan ruins. This story is in the first person and past tense. Important vocabulary in the story includes: “cenote” (spring fed lake), “piedra” (stone), and “edificio” (building). No mat...

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0:00.0	Hello, and bienvenidos to this episode of Simple Stories in Spanish.
0:06.3	My trip to Mexico began with the beach and the impressive ruins of Chichenica.
0:14.4	However, the best moments of the trip were yet to come, including a magical cenote and a more intimate experience with beautiful Mayan ruins.
0:30.6	This story is in the first person and past tense. Important vocabulary in the story includes
0:38.3	Senote, a spring-fed lake,
0:42.0	piadra, stone, and edificio, building.
0:47.8	I hope you enjoy part two of
0:50.7	My Viaje a Mexico.
0:54.2	In the first part of My Viaje to Mexico. In the first part of my
0:57.4	voyage to Mexico, explore the city of Playa
1:02.3	Del Carmen, the Isla of Cozumel,
1:05.7	and the ruins of Chichenita.
1:10.0	Every place had
1:12.1	his own
1:12.5	a real
1:12.9	encant to.
1:15.4	One
1:15.6	great
1:16.1	reason for
1:17.2	the
1:17.4	that I
1:17.6	decided
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