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What No One Tells You About Mexico City

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🎧 Short on time? Listen on Spotify Mexico City is the capital of Mexico and the largest city in North America, with over 21 million people in its metropolitan area. Can you even imagine a million people? When you're in Mexico City as a tourist, you don’t just picture it—you feel it. Some places you visit are so packed, it’s like nothing you’ve ever seen before. The sheer volume of humanity is overwhelming… and yet, strangely exhilarating. It’s chaotic, yes, but there’s a kind of joy in witnessing that much life all at once. I’d stop in my tracks, overwhelmed by the scene—then dive into filming, snapping photos, trying to hold onto the feeling. And yet, in the middle of all that, life carried on. People were deep in their routines, focused, committed, completely unaware that someone nearby was marveling at the beauty of their everyday. You feel that scale immediately when arriving by air—tiny houses stretch endlessly, packed tightly together like a living mosaic....
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Arches National Park, Utah

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 The Arches National park is in the Eastern Utah. Visiting here was a little bit of a challenge for me. If you took a flight to Grand Junction Regional Airport, you still have to drive about 115 miles to the park. It is between Las Vegas and Denver. This area is very dry and barren land. There were not many gas stations or food places along the way. However you won’t be alone on the road as it is pretty highly trafficked depending on the time of the year you travel. All that trouble is worth it.


The rock formations are incredible. It goes on for miles and the best part is that you can drive to each location once you have paid the entrance to the park. There is suppose to be more than 2000 natural arches in the park. This is where the famous Delicate Arch is found. You  may have seen the picture in the Utah license plates. 

This is where you could see most of the natural arches in the world. The unique  formation of these rocks are amazing thing to see. There are painters doing sketches and photographers taking endless pictures.  As hot as this place is, under the arches it was nice and cool with the breeze. We were able to climb on to some of them.  

As remote as this place is, it receives nearly two million visitors each year. We visited in July and it was not crowded at all. 

How these rocks sits on each other is unreal and the angle it sits is hard to believe. Some of these arches are so thin that you wonder if they are going to break. 


There are many hiking trails here if you are into hiking. These trails vary from half a mile to seven, eight miles. There are regularly hiked trails and primitive unmarked trails too.


There is a campground and an amphitheater available in the park. The campgrounds is pretty far from the entrance. There are so many named arches. Landscape arch, Wall arch, Tunnel arch, Pine tree arch  to name a few.

Delicate Arch






The sandstone formation of these arches are created by erosions and weather phenomenon's. They will continue change in the years to come. The time you go there may be other changes. 


Some rocks just sits on others and one wonders if they will ever fall off.

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