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UTC-6 |
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UTC-5 |
IANA Time Zone |
America/Mexico_City |
Vevetra time compared to Beijing time (China) |
14 hours ahead |
Xochimilco is a prestigious district in the south of Mexico City, known for its well-preserved network of Aztec canals and "water gardens". A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it was once an Aztec agricultural settlement, and the unique "chinampas" - floating man-made islands that are still used to grow flowers and vegetables - are a testament to pre-Columbian ecological ingenuity. The unique "chinampas" - floating man-made islands that are still used to grow flowers and vegetables, demonstrating pre-Columbian ecological wisdom. Visitors can take a colorful "Trachinera" boat ride through the winding waterways, where colonial churches and traditional markets line the coast. Each year, during the Day of the Dead, the canals of Huehuetla become an important stage for the celebration of culture, attracting visitors from all over the world with a mix of indigenous and Spanish traditions, making it a cultural treasure not to be missed in Mexico City.
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