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This is a page hosted by Cecy Esparza dedicated to the dissemination of art, folklore and culture through travel.

Esta es una página dirigida por Cecy Esparza dedicada a la difusión del arte, el folklore y la cultura a través de los viajes. Este programa comienza con el sueño de compartir las maravillas del folklore y la cultura al rededor del mundo, para ser apreciada y respetada con la finalidad de preservarla y revivirla con emoción y alegría en una larga cadena de amantes del saber.

04/05/2024

Presentamos la versión afroboricua de CANCIÓN SIN MIEDO para levantar nuestras voces en contra de los feminicidios y recordar los nombres de quienes ya no es...

04/05/2024

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13/03/2024

Ayutthaya ✨️

Once an important center of global diplomacy and commerce, Ayutthaya is now an archaeological ruin, characterized by the remains of tall prang (reliquary towers) and Buddhist monasteries of monumental proportions, which give an idea of the city's past size and the splendor of its architecture.

The best way to get from Bangkok to Ayutthaya (Station) is to train, which takes around 2h, and it's a whole adventure and experience on its own.

09/03/2024

Hello, welcome to this page. ¡Bienvenidos a esta pagina!

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Todo comenzó como un programa de radio durante mis años de universidad en la carrera de Turismo. Unos años, viajes y pandemia despues aqui estamos retomando en retrospectiva. Los invito a seguir esta pagina de Facebook, Instagram y Youtube porque tengo mucho que compartir.

It all started as a radio program during my university years studying Tourism. A few years, trips and pandemic later, here we are returning to retrospect. I invite you to follow this page on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube because I have lot's to share with you.

Hello there! I'm Cecy Esparza, an enthusiast Mexican girl who loves to travel, learn about art, culture and folklore! I studied Tourism Business Management i...

09/03/2024

Erawan Falls, Kanchanaburi, Thailand 🇹🇭

This is the first trip Jono and I took together to Kanchanaburi, outside of Bangkok (where we met) but still in Thailand.

It was a hike up a mountain and passing by a number of waterfalls, 7 to be exact. Higher up in the hike, we dive into the water and encounter some funny fish that would eat the death skin off your feet.

The major attraction of the park is the 7-tiered Erawan Falls with emerald green ponds.

LEVEL FALLS HEIGHT FROM ENTRANCE

LEVEL 1 Hlai Khuen Rung 500m 20 metres
LEVEL 2 Wang Macha 600m 170 metres
LEVEL 3 Pha Namtok 700m 220 metres
LEVEL 4 Oke Nang Peesau 1,050m 520 metres
LEVEL 5 Buea Mai Long 1,550m 1,120 metres
LEVEL 6 D**g Prucksa 1,750m 1,420 metres
LEVEL 7 Phu Pha Erawan 2,000m 1,550 metres

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08/03/2024

I present to you... The hanbok! 🎎 This was my first time in Seoul, South Korea! And East Asia, for the most part... It was part 1 of a 3 way trip Jono and I took last year to Japan, Korea, and Hong Kong.

It was my dream since I did my tourism degree to experience and dress up in these beautiful countries' national dresses.

At a tourism show we had in uni, my team and I dressed in several different outfits from China, Japan, Korea, and Russia, representing team Asia for the Olympics themed event in 2016.

I beat myself up for not going with a more traditional and colorful dress, but I chose this color pallet and style to go with my hair and more modern k-popy makeup.

Check out these blogs 👉

🎎 https://cecyesparzadiaz.com/hanbok-rental-in-seoul/
🇰🇷 https://cecyesparzadiaz.com/south-korea/
🌏 https://cecyesparzadiaz.com/travel/asia/east-asia/

More pictures to come!

07/03/2024

Being awakened by the neighbor's roosters in Bali gave me one the most precious and blissful feelings I've ever felt.

Often, the homesteads would offer fresh fruit and homemade breakfasts. This time, we got some beautiful traditional snacks. Adding up to the blissfully abundant sensations.

In the midst of the crush of modernity, traditional snacks are a unique culinary culture that should be retained.

I'm still working on the Southeast Asian posts, but check out my website for upcoming blogs 👉
https://cecyesparzadiaz.com/travel/asia/south-east-asia/indonesia/

Also, please enjoy my blissful " in paradise" face ✨️

05/03/2024

I've been a bit nervous about taking pictures of people in the past, but this time at Pasifika Festival, I took a chance and also talked for a bit with each of these awesome people.

They are craftsmen and women from different Pacific islands, mostly living in New Zealand, who exhibited and sold their crafts at the festival but also sell their crafts at other festivals and on demand. Check out their contact details and some of their work here:

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https://cecyesparzadiaz.com/pasifika-festival-wellington-2023/

05/03/2024

One day, on the way from Ngong Ping Buddha and Po Lin Monastery, Lanton Island, Hong Kong 🇭🇰

14/11/2023

Baile y traje típico de Nuevo Leon, Mexico, íñor!

Nos fuimos al desierto de Mina, Nuevo León, a grabar el videoclip folklórico de "El Circo", una de las polkas más conocidas de este estado.Bailarines: Daira ...

02/11/2023

Having Japanese people say "進撃の巨人 - Shingeki no Kyojin" (Attack on titan) as you walk by and pretend to attack you with an imaginary sword is definitively a once in a life time experience.

My Halloween at Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo 2023 as Annie Leonhart aka Female titan from Attack on titan. 🎃👹

13/10/2023

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30/04/2023

First glance at the Canada travel series 🇨🇦🍁

Vancouver is a bustling seaport on the west coast of British Columbia and is among the most densely populated and ethnically diverse cities.

24/04/2023

Many people imagine Mexico the same way no matter where you come from. The truth is that Mexico is the fifth-largest country in the Americas and the 14th largest in the world. Mexico has 31 states and one federal district, Mexico City. Nuevo Leon is one of them.

From it's landmark, culture and food, Nuevo Leon and the north of Mexico is such a unique place compared to the rest of Mexico in the center and south.

Take a look and find out for yourself.

https://cecyesparzadiaz.com/nuevo-leon-2022/

* I'm still working on some of the side posts for each city so bear with me with the links. Here's a little taster of my home state in Mexico and what Jono and I did this past trip when we visited. *

Will be sharing them as they come!

Top things to do in Nuevo Leon by the hand of a local. Nuevo Leon is a state in Northern Mexico, home to the 2nd largest metropolitan area.

25/10/2022

We *casually* went Volcano Boarding in Nicaragua the other day 🇳🇮🌋✨

09/10/2022

Talla y pintura de semillas de palma tagua por parte de los Emberá, uno de los 6 grupos indígenas de Panamá

13/05/2022

Experiencing the geothermal wonders at Te Puia, Rotorua 💨

13/05/2022

Whāia te iti kahurangi ki te tūohu koe me he maunga teitei

Seek the treasure you value most dearly: if you bow your head, let it be to a lofty mountain

21/04/2022

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03/02/2022

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03/02/2022

Doi Inthanon, highest mountain in Thailand ⛰️🇹🇭

17/01/2022

“Interestingly, koi, when put in a fish bowl, will only grow up to three inches. When this same fish is placed in a large tank, it will grow to about nine inches long.”
— Vince Poscente —

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My Story

What is it that fuels you? For me, it’s traveling and learning about new forms of art and culture.

As an everlasting culture and folklore fanatic, everything started with a little girl’s illusion, passion and desire to discover the world. A fanatic love for culture which has always been bigger than myself... So big that I couldn’t even begin to explain it back then.

Growing up, I always had a love for performing arts and a genuine interest for different cultures, resulting in a big passion for the specific section of any country’s culture: folklore.

Even I didn’t fully understand it at first, I early in time realized my professional and personal life vocation would have to somehow be “travel-tourism” related.

Therefore, (around my secondary school years) I decided to study Tourism Business Management. Through my university years I struggled a little bit to understand where I actually stand on the Tourism Business Industry.

I couldn’t fully picture myself working 8 hr front desk jobs or enclosing myself into event planing offices, or even joining an everlasting tour desk job. Those controlling confining office type of jobs never looked appealing or slightly fulfilling for me.

Never the less, I got involved in many different culture-related activities such as becoming a tour guide in Monterrey’s Mexican History Museum (in the pre-hispanic exhibitions) and starting my own Radio Program called “El Saber del Pueblo”.

This “radio program” started with the dream of sharing the wonders of culture and folklore around the world. “Este programa comienza con el sueño de compartir las maravillas del folklore y la cultura al rededor del mundo, para ser apreciada y respetada con la finalidad de preservarla y revivirla con emoción y alegría en una larga cadena de amantes del saber...”

This and other culture related activities and jobs that I had the chance to participate in gave me the hope to keep perusing my calling for a better understanding and approach to my ultimate fulfilling life vision and lifestyle.

Now that I recently graduated from my career in December of 2019 I started a new journey: taking part on a ( what was first meant to be) year long internship in Bangkok, Thailand. Here, I started a little blog where I narrated the highlights of my everyday life as an Expat in a southeast Asian country...

How I joined a traditional Music and Dancing Club in one of the most important Universities in Thailand: Chulalongkorn University, and participated in their annual Palang singing and dancing Isan (northeast) traditional thai songs.

After six months working, I decided to resign my year long contract and start backpacking other southeast Asian countries from July to October 2019, visiting Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei, Laos, Cambodia and other parts of Thailand that I didn’t had the chance to visit during my internship.

Now after this 4 month southeast Asia backpacking experience, I’m heading to New Zealand along side one special person I met in Bangkok a few months ago for my next adventure.

Art, culture and traveling are truly my own little passion projects, gaining more and more traction each day. I love writing about my passions, what interest me, what interests others, and sharing all of my thoughts with you.

I hope you enjoy browsing my site and all of the unique content I have to offer. Take a look around; perhaps you’ll discover what fuels you as well. Read on and enjoy!

- Cecy Esparza

My Travel Journey:

Bangkok Internship Blog https://cecyesparza.travel.blog/

Southeast Asia Blog https://cecyesparzadiaz.wixsite.com/travel

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