Palenque de Mezcal, Mitla, Hierve el Agua, Teotitlan del Valle and Tule Tree

Santiago Matatlan - A mezcal palenque will be visited to learn about the process and production of mezcal, the most important drink in our state of Oaxaca, as well as the agaves, which are the plants with which the process of making mezcal begins.

Zona Arqueologica de Mitla - Main ceremonial center after Monte Albán, the main characteristic of this area is that the facades of the halls and their interior walls are richly decorated with limestone mosaics forming frets. We will visit the most interesting of the archaeological zone accompanied by our guide who will provide all the explanation.

Oaxaca - We will visit Hierve el agua, the spectacular petrified waterfalls that are characterized by their white color, measuring more than 200 meters high. They were formed millions of years ago by runoff of carbonated water, whose current originates in the springs that are at the top of the ravine. In turn, these springs create pools of warm turquoise water creating natural spas.

Teotitlan del Valle - We will visit the Zapotec town where we will learn about the process of making one of the important textiles of the state of Oaxaca, the rugs that are made by the hands of Zapotec people through ancient techniques.

Tule Tree - We will visit the famous, the gigantic and singular juniper called \

• 1 night accommodation in a 4-star hotel
• Tickets to the archaeological sites
• Certified guide in English and Spanish
• 2-day tour in Oaxaca City
• Round transportation from Huatulco -Oaxaca-Huatulco

• Food and drinks
• tips

Experience two delightful days in Oaxaca. Our journey kick-starts from Bahías de Huatulco to Oaxaca city at the break of dawn in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle accompanied by a certified guide. This six-hour journey leads us to our first tourist spot. Savor the taste of Mezcal at a distillery known as palenque while you get an opportunity to witness the Mezcal brewing procedure. Unearth the historical treasures of Mitla’s archaeological zone. Get a mesmerizing view from the petrified waterfalls, Hierve el Agua. We will delve into the secrets of the ancient Zapotecs civilization through the fascinating observation of handcrafted textiles.
We will marvel at the enormous Tree of Tule and delve into the architectural beauty and historical tales of the ex-convent of Santo Domingo de Guzmán.
Our journey continues with a visit to the Archaeological zone of Monte Alban where we learn its history and appreciate Alebrijes’ crafting process.
We get to witness the process of black clay craftmanship and finalize our journey with a visit to a village nestled in the San Jose Pacific mountains.

If you cancel at least 4 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.