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This the coolest airbnb I've ever stayed in. There are some amazing things to do in Mexico City, and if you want to travel just a short distance outside of it, you'll find the Nido de Quetzalcoatl or Quetzalcoatl's Nest tucked inside the valleys of Naucalpan. It is a series of 10 apartments build into the back of a giant serpent. It's the coolest house I've ever seen, if you don't mind living in a snake god. This park was created by Javier Senosiain, a Mexican architect specializing in Organic Architecture. This philosophy of construction blends seamlessly with nature, so they both work together in harmony. When Javier first decided to build the park, he came across a giant cave whose opening resembled the gaping mouth of a snake. This inspired him to continue the theme, and great a giant 18 hectare park, with 13 snakes twisting through it. Despite everything he has created here, the valley in which everything is hidden, is vastly untouched. His constructions are guided using the natural shape of the land.
