I am a T2 paraplegic and I traveled through Mexico for a month in a manual chair with my boyfriend, who is not in a wheelchair in 2016. I spent the majority of my time in the city of Oaxaca and a few days in Mexico City. Depending on where you visit, you will likely encounter varying levels of accessibility as the country is adopting public accessibility features at different rates. Nonetheless, both Oaxaca and Mexico City are incredibly interesting and rich cities in their own way and are worth the journey.
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