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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2026 · 28 MIN

A Ride in Chiapas | Mexico Sleep Story

from Bed on the Beach | Travel Stories for Sleep and Relaxation

In this gentle journey through the highlands of Chiapas, we wake at Rancho Evergreen, where morning light falls across the pasture and horses graze quietly outside the window. After a warm breakfast of coffee, bread, tortillas, and tomatoes from the garden, the day unfolds into a gorgeous ride through green hills, forest paths, and golden afternoon light.Carried by Duquesa, a curious white mare, we follow Manolo into the quiet landscape of Los Altos de Chiapas. The ride becomes less about distance and more about trust, silence, rhythm, and the feeling of being gently held by the natural world.As evening settles over the ranch, the story drifts into firelight, folk songs, moonlit pastures, and the soft sway of a hammock beneath the Mexican stars.Keywords: Chiapas, Mexico, horseback riding, travel story, sleep podcast, slow travel, nature writing, ranch life, highlands, calming bedtime storyNarrated by Björn LandbergStory by Alexa DietrichAdapted by Adam David JonesProduced by Tobias Geberth for Dreamwalk Audio

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