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Inside Indigenous Bazaar in Mexico City

This bazaar not only pleased my eyes but enhanced my understanding of Mexico’s diverse culture.

Cindy Roaming
4 min readAug 14, 2023
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Following the guidebook to experience Mexico City, you must go to the Museo Antropologia, visit the Casa Azul, explore the Museo Soumaya, or take a one-day trip to Teotihuacan, which is indeed enjoyable. But after living in Mexico City for three years and counting, I discovered other favorites around the city — visiting a vibrant annual bazaar that celebrates indigenous cultures, native peoples, and neighborhoods that took place at Zocalo, Mexico City.

Yes, every year from August 4th to August 20th. The Indigenous Bazaar is a haven of cultural richness, promising an unforgettable experience. And I finally had a chance to come to this bazaar yesterday, and let me tell you, it was an amazing experience. It was actually not my first time, but I’m always excited to be there. If you are in town, you should go there ASAP!

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As I stepped into the market, I felt like I was traveling into each of Mexico’s states. And I’m sure you can guess which stall I go to first — the typical cuisine. As I entered, the scent…

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Cindy Roaming
Cindy Roaming

Written by Cindy Roaming

I write about my travel story, foods, and culture. Currently in Mexico City🇲🇽

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