Moon Oaxaca by Justin Henderson

Author:Justin Henderson
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Avalon Travel
Published: 2015-09-29T16:00:00+00:00

Getting There and Away

Long-distance service includes Sur and Omnibus Cristóbal Colón, from their bus station (Hipodromo 24 B, tel. 953/552-0182), half a block west of the Independencia corner. There, buses connect east and southeast with Teposcolula, Yanhuitlán, Nochixtlán, and Oaxaca City; and north with Tamazulapan, Huajuapan, Puebla, Cuautla (Morelos), and Mexico City.

Also, on Hipodromo, a few doors east, second-class Fletes y Pasajes (tel. 953/552-0432) long-distance buses connect east and southeast with Teposcolula, Yanhuitlán, Nochixtlán, and Oaxaca City; and north with Mexico City (Tapo terminal) by the expressway, via Coixtlahuaca, Tepelmeme, Tehuacán, and Puebla.

Furthermore, a pair of good van services provide fast and frequent connections. On Independencia, three blocks north of Hipodromo, Transportes Turística Mixteca Baja (Independencia, tel. 953/552-0308) connects very frequently with Oaxaca City, via Teposcolula and Nochixtlán, south with Putla (where connections are available for the Pacific coast), and Yosundua (around noon and 6pm daily). Alternatively, reliable RAMSA vans (Hipodromo 13), next to Omnibus Cristóbal Colón, connect frequently northeast with Oaxaca City, and south with Putla.

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