Subterranean Streets

Look at the rich colors of the world in Guanajuato, Mexico. Guanajuato was once famous for its rich silver mines. Now she is popular all over the world for her "Dream of Dreams". As the prototype city of the movie, the colorful colors here are called the "palette overturned by God". What also attracts me is the optimism of people facing death. Almost people all over the world will be taboo about death. Only Mexicans talked about it. They teased death and celebrated death. Skeletons everywhere are one of their favorite design elements. Just like the line in the movie "Death is not the end of life, forgetting is." The happiest thing in this life is that I remember you, and you never forgot me.

Guanajuato is a famous mountain city. Many streets here are under the ground, which is also determined by the topography here. There are often several layers of roads on the same vertical plane, and each layer can be pedestrian or there are shops, which feels particularly wonderful. Almost all navigation systems will fail here, because it is impossible to tell which floor to drive on.

Guanajuato Underground Street is a street that runs deep into the city's horizon. Since Guanajuato is a mountain city, many roads will be below level. This gives people a very strong sense of hierarchy. People walk in the sky, and cars travel down the ground. It feels like we are in Chongqing. There are great similarities.

Guanajuato is a small city surrounded by mountains. It used to produce a lot of silver mines. In order to facilitate transportation and travel, instead of drilling mountain tunnels, they dug a network of underground roads extending in all directions, which should be safer. Now all the way in and out of the city center is through the underground road.

Vacation in Mexico (13): Guanajuato came here by the cableway to appreciate the "palette overturned by God" in the valley. From here, you can see the entire city of Guanajuato. Every colorful house on the rolling hills conveys the Mexicans’ enthusiasm and hard work in the face of rugged times...