2024-07-10
25 分钟Join Amy and Curtis on The Real English Conversations Podcast as they share their summer adventure in Guadalajara, the birthplace of Mariachi music and tequila. In this episode, they take you on a virtual tour of this historic Mexican city, sharing their unique experiences of exploring the downtown, savoring local cuisine, navigating through insane traffic, and discovering hidden gems in a national park. Tune in to our English education podcast for engaging conversations that help you improve your English and expand your cultural knowledge. Whether you're an ESL learner or simply looking for adventure, our inspiring travel stories and insights will guide you to explore new places and cultures. Don't miss out on this exciting episode of The Real English Conversations Podcast, where you'll learn English in a fun and natural way! Get the Special REC Subscriber Lesson Pack! Enjoy a special set of premium lessons we've put together for our podcast followers ($50 value - yours for FREE!) Get this lesson pack here! Unlock your fluency with teacher Curtis! Find a lesson time and book your trial lesson now! CLICK HERE FOR MORE PODCASTS ON YOUTUBE !!
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Hi, everybody, it's Curtis Davies and Amy Whitney from realenglishconversations.com.
and today we're going to tell you about our most recent vacation, that we went on to Guadalajara and mass.
Amitla.
And where did we go first, Amy?
Well, we decided to go to Guadalajara first because it's actually 5 hours from Puerto Vallarta, and we figured that that was enough driving for one day.
But interestingly enough, and anybody from Mexico that is listening to this is probably like, oh, okay, yeah, Guadalajara is nothing far from Puerto Vallarta.
You've probably been there a thousand times.
Actually, this was the very first time that we went to this particular city, which is surprising because it's the second biggest city in Mexico.
There's so much to see, and it's actually really close to where we are.
So we were excited to go check it out, and I found a really good airbnb that was fairly close to an area in Guadalajara that's sort of the center of food and bars and cafes and all of these cool things.
So what did we do when we decided to venture out of the house after we arrived?
Well, we went to this really cool, trendy area called Chapel de Pec, and like you described, it's got restaurants and shops and bars.
But before we actually discovered more of what was going on in that area, we decided to sample some craft beers at a brewery.
And we walked in and they had this huge, I think, two or three menu boards on the wall of, I don't know how many, 38 to 40 different beers to choose from.
And so we sampled a few of those, and they were playing my favorite rock album from the nineties by a band named Incubus.