An interesting urban planning proposal based on the garden cities of the 50's, which back in the day was just a neighborhood for employees of the tourist area, today is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city with excellent gastronomic and recreational options, in addition to being the host to our Diamond Way Center
Parque de las Palapas: entral park of the city, ideal for spending a bustling afternoon with locals and tourists browsing the craft stalls and the various street food options such as: esquites, marquesitas, empanadas and ice cream.
Gastronomic Recommendation of the Area: "La Habichuela" one of the oldest and most beautiful Mexican haute cuisine restaurants in the city.
City Tour: Tour that covers and exposes the young but very relevant history of Cancun, which the guide describes as: "the most Mexican city in the entire republic", discover why.
Cancun Park: The brand new ecological / cultural park that offers: beautiful views of the lagoon and mangrove natural reserve, picnic areas, climbing wall, skate rink, bike track and permanent sculpture exhibitions.
**NOTE** This is the Park where the Stupa blessed and coordinated by our: Nedo Rimpoche, Maggy and Wojtek, will be placed.
Malecón: Walk along the shore of the lagoon to enjoy the sunset, on weekends you can enjoy a market with regional products. Across the avenue is Malecón Américas, the city's famous shopping mall
Parque Urbano Kabah: Beautiful ecological park ideal for jogging and exercising among the vegetation of the area, it is just a few minutes from the Buddhist Center .
El Pocito : One of the first restaurants in the city, a soul food restaurant with authentic Yucatecan recipes.
Los Huaraches de Alcatraces: Another classic loved by the locals since the early 80's in the heart of the city. Varied Mexican food with a homemade touch.
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Fonda Las Piñatas: One of the favorites of our sangha and just a few blocks away, homemade Mexican food, well-served portions at an excellent price and with an executive menu every day.
Café Nader: On the avenue of the same name and famous for its excellent breakfasts, Mexican and international food with exquisite homemade bread.
Gandara: Veracruz-style seafood, a few blocks from downtown is another favorite of the Cancun sangha.
La Playita: Located in front of Plaza de Toros, excellent ceviche and seafood tostadas.
La Guada: Authentic Mexican cantina food in the Plaza De Toros
Los Tarascos: The famous al pastor tacos just around the corner from our Buddhist center.
La Tlayudería: La Tlayuda was the winner of the best street dish in Latin America, and in this place they are excellent.
El Rincón de los Antojos: A favorite of Sangheros Cancunenses, authentic snacks from Mexico City in Cancun.
Sirena Morena: A very chic and healthy space in the founding area of Cancun, a paradise for vegans, although there are also dishes for non-vegans.
El Huerto del Edén:amous for its breakfasts, this colorful place also has healthy options and dishes for vegans.
Hacienda Icaza: Excellent Mexican breakfasts with a wide variety of firewood dishes.