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Duration

5 hours

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before the trip

Language

Español / Inglés

Min. Passengers

2 passengers

Venture through the famous Tree of El Tule and into a place full of colors, Zapotec indigenous people weavers in Teotitlán del Valle.
Continue to MITLA the Archaeological Zone, which achieved the evolution of the architecture of its buildings.
Captivate your senses with the petrified waterfalls of Hierve el Agua.
Ends knowing the manufacturing process of the Mezcal.

Departure place

Pick up from the hotel lobby
In high season (Easter Week, Christmas Week and New Year's Week) or for social reasons, the pick up and drop off will be at meeting points: Calle de Manuel Doblado 100-Iglesia de la Merced
DAYS OF OPERATION: FROM WEDNESDAY TO SUNDAY

Itinerary

Day 1

Mitla and the Mezcal Route

Hours from Thursday to Saturday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Hours Sundays 11:00 am to 3:00 pm

Venture out starting this wonderful tour where you will appreciate the famous and most remarkable “El Tule Tree”, the millennial Ahuehuete and its exceptional trunk diameter, one of the largest trees in the world with an age of 2,000 years old and an approximate weight of 630 tons.
We will continue with the adventure entering a place full of colors, “Zapotec indigenous town of weavers” in Teotitlán del Valle, where they make and paint different types of rugs through ancestral techniques.
Our next visit is to the city of the dead "MITLA", the archaeological zone, it came to make a city inhabited by the Zapotec people who achieved the evolution of architecture and varied ornamentation of their buildings, highlighting the extraordinary fretwork decoration of their walls.
And the adventure continues to captivate your senses with the impressive landscape of the Sierra Madre del Sur that Hierve el Agua offers you; Petrified waterfalls that have been sculpted over thousands of years by the runoff of carbonated water.
Ending your tour with a good taste in your mouth with the typical drink of this beautiful state, we will learn about the manufacturing process of Mezcal and enjoy some of the different flavors that are offered from aged mezcal to its various and delicious mezcal creams, because as the Oaxaqueños say; always for all bad, mezcal and for all good, too.

Includes

Not included

Activities

Notes

Subject to itinerary changes due to COVID-19. The order of activities may vary according to the availability of the Archaeological Zone and Hierve el agua
Groups with a maximum of 10 people are allowed.

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Cancellations:

24 hours Before no charge applies (100% refund)
Last minute charge (No refund)
If you do not attend the day of the service, it will be considered as done (There is no refund)

Pick-up: 9:45 a.m.

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