• Teotitlan del Valle - In this charming village, visitors will discover the traditional techniques the community uses to dye their garments and wool mats with natural pigments. They will also learn about the ancestral methods of crafting handmade wool textiles and explore the gallery showcasing their artworks, with detailed explanations of each step in their process.

Additionally, the tour includes a visit to a workshop where “shell candles” are crafted from beeswax, with insights into their uses and the customs surrounding their creation.

• Santa Maria del Tule - The guide will share the story of the magnificent Tule tree, which is over 2000 years old and one of the tallest and widest in the world.

As this is the first stop, and breakfast might have been missed, local women offer tamales, atoles, and stew tacos for purchase, providing a chance to enjoy some food before moving on to the next destination.

• Hierve el Agua - Visitors will delight in the natural pools and petrified waterfalls. Swimming and hiking with local guides are available upon arrival at the entrance, where a voluntary tip is appreciated.

Contrary to popular belief, the walk to the natural pools is not extensive; it takes about 8 minutes from the parking lot, with a well-maintained path. Dressing rooms are available for changing into swimsuits, and swimsuits are also sold at the entrance if needed. It’s best to have one ready in your backpack.

• Zona Arqueologica de Mitla - The tour includes a visit to the archaeological site of Mitla, accompanied by a guide who will discuss its historical significance.

It is believed that around 200 AD, the Zapotecs began to settle in the area, showing their reverence for the dead in what was known as the “place of restlessness” of the deceased.

• Restaurante Casa Rayo - A meal stop at a traditional buffet offers a variety of moles, freshly made tortillas, roasted meats, various pastas, salads, and Oaxacan desserts.
• Fabrica De Mezcal Un Dia A La Vez - To conclude the tour on a high note.

Visitors will learn about the mezcal production process, with the master mezcalero explaining the types of agave plants to cultivate and harvest. The tour includes a visit to the factory where the distillation and processing occur.

The factory tour concludes with a complimentary tasting bar featuring ancient mezcal, mezcal cures, mezcal creams, and artisanal mezcal.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Does not include access to food or drink

If you are located in the city center, we will come to your hotel or Airbnb. Otherwise, our offices will serve as the meeting point.

Once you board the unit, you will begin to experience the professional service provided by the Turisteando agency in Oaxaca.

Our trained guides will offer you detailed tour information, allowing you to explore the most iconic sites in Oaxaca. You will also have the opportunity to savor traditional Oaxacan cuisine, along with its rich customs and traditions.

In just one day, you will visit more than three villages.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.