Viajando por las ignotas geografías del espíritu: Oaxaca's green heart: Santo Domingo's Etno-botanical garden

Within the green walls of one of the most beautiful mexican buildings there is an amazing garden. Located where it used to be the orchards of the monastery, the garden shelters over 1,300 varieties of plants.

This plant is a local variety of amaranto.

Many cactuses wer rescued when the higway between Oaxaca and Puebla was made within a natural protected area in Tehuacan.

Rain is collected from seillings in order to water plants in the garden.

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For English speaking readers

As a result of my travels in other parts of the world, I decided to write about my own country in English, so people from more places can read it.
I realized that English is not just the languaje of the Empire, as we say in Mexico refering to British colonial past and USA foreign policy, but also the closest we have in modern world to universal language (despite of Esperanto, which has just few speakers).
I would prefere to write posts both in Spanish an English, but time is not enought to do so.
As English is not my mother tongue, I would apreciate if you let me now when I make grammar or spelling mistakes.
Thanks,
Adriana

Viajando por las ignotas geografías del espíritu

Oaxaca's green heart: Santo Domingo's Etno-botanical garden

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