Chapultepec Park, Mexico City

This is one of the oldest urban parks in the world, and the largest in Latin America. Thanks to its sheer size, Chapultepec Park in Mexico City is home to many attractions, including gardens, museums, squares, monumental fountains, art galleries, and even a castle that was once a Royal residence.

We wanted to visit the castle, but due to similar security issues, we ended up going for a walk in the park instead!

Walking at Chapultepec Park

Walking in Chapultepec Park

Trees at Chapultepec Park

Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral Towers

The two bell towers of the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral reach 215 feet and contain 25 bells. The wires across the towers add a modern sense to old architecture.

Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral Tower

Mexico City Cathedral Tower View

Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral Tower by the Lamp

An Old Banyan Tree

The banyan fig tree is famous for its aerial roots, which sprout from branches and eventually reach the soil. In India, the Banyan Tree is considered to be one of the most venerated trees. For centuries, it has been likened to the shelter that God provides for his devotees. Other references to the Banyan tree come in the form of it being known as the “Tree of Life.”

The tree in the image below is in Kayavarohan and is believed to be over 250 years old.

Roots of a Banyan Tree
Old Banyan Tree