That was a colorful town
On our way back from Chichen Itza, instead of taking the normal route, we had planned to take a slight detour and visit a small town that my friend Christina had told me about. I am glad she had given me that tip. Valladolid is very different from most of the other small towns or neighborhood we have seen so far. The striking thing is how colorful each and every building and house is. The even have doors painted in bright colors contrasting with the house colors. The city center roads were cobble stoned.
Reminded us of a place we had visited in Italy a couple of years back – I think it was called Burano. (island off Venice).
Very nice people and you can see the pronounced indigenous features in the faces of the citizenry here. An interesting feature was all the middle aged and elderly ladies seem to dress the same style – a casual, white tunic like one piece dress with some modest prints on them.
Went to a flea market to check out the local wares…
Hi Rajib – I’m so glad you took that suggestion, and that Vallodalid still has some local authenticity to it.
Fascinating. We were there the same year. In June.
http://www.rajibroy.com/?p=8580
June 15th !
It was unbearably hot & humid that year ….. remember ?
Oh yes!!