• Zona Arqueológica de Mitla - Mitla is a significant pre-Hispanic archaeological site in Oaxaca, renowned for its remarkable grecas and stone-carved mosaics, a distinctive style unique to Mesoamerica. Known as the “City of the Dead,” Mitla served as a vital religious and ceremonial hub for the Zapotecs and later the Mixtecs.

Visitors will be guided through various palaces and temples, learning about the significance of each relief and the history of the region’s ancient inhabitants. The site features complex courtyards and corridors adorned with well-preserved geometric patterns, offering a picturesque setting rich in history and mystery.

Mitla is more than just an archaeological site; it is a journey into the past where Oaxaca’s architecture, tradition, and spirituality converge, providing a unique experience for history and culture enthusiasts.

• Santa María del Tule - The Tule Tree, situated in Santa María del Tule, is a monumental tree known for having one of the world’s widest trunks and an estimated age of over 2,000 years. Its majestic presence and lush foliage make it a natural emblem of Oaxaca, astonishing all who visit.

Visitors can stroll around its massive trunk, absorb its ancient energy, and capture photos that showcase the grandeur of this natural wonder. Guides share the history and local legends of the tree, highlighting its significance to the community and its cultural and ecological importance.

The Tule Tree is more than just a tree – it is a living monument that connects Oaxaca’s nature, history, and tradition, offering a memorable experience for the entire family.

• Hierve el Agua - Hierve el Agua is a unique global natural phenomenon, celebrated for its petrified waterfalls and crystal-clear mineral waters that emerge from the mountain, forming natural pools. This destination combines geology, nature, and scenic beauty in one breathtaking location.

Visitors can explore trails around the petrified waterfalls, admire the mineral formations seemingly frozen in time, and enjoy panoramic views of the Oaxaca Valley. The natural mineral water pools offer a refreshing retreat and the chance to capture unforgettable photos.

Hierve el Agua is perfect for those seeking stunning landscapes, a connection with nature, and moments of tranquility, making it a must-visit spot on any Oaxaca tour.

• Teotitlán del Valle - Teotitlán del Valle is a charming town renowned for its handmade textiles, where traditional pedal loom techniques and natural dyeing with cochineal and other pigments have been preserved through generations. Each piece embodies the identity, history, and creativity of the Zapotec families who craft them.

Visitors can tour local workshops where artisans demonstrate the entire process: from wool selection and natural dyeing to loom weaving, creating rugs, blankets, and other unique items. Interaction with master craftsmen offers insights into traditional symbols and patterns, and visitors can purchase authentic handmade pieces as a keepsake of their Oaxaca experience.

Teotitlán del Valle is not just a town of artisans but a journey into the living tradition and culture of Oaxaca, ideal for those who appreciate art, creativity, and authenticity in every detail.

• Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzmán - The Temple of Santo Domingo de Guzmán is a stunning example of Mexican colonial architecture. Constructed in the 16th century, this magnificent Baroque temple is renowned for its exquisite interior: walls and ceilings adorned with golden reliefs, intricate altarpieces, and a design reflecting the splendor of the viceroyal era.

Guides share the story of how this temple was part of a Dominican convent that played a crucial role in Oaxaca’s religious and cultural life. Visitors can explore its corridors, admire the impressive central nave, view sacred artworks, and marvel at the famous vault decorated with Santo Domingo’s family tree.

Located in the city’s heart, next to the bustling tourist walkway, this site offers not only a visual feast but also an encounter with the cultural and historical heritage that makes Oaxaca a unique destination.

• Bilingual guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance to the archaeological site of Mitla
• Entrance to Boil the Water

This one-day excursion from Puerto Escondido to Oaxaca seamlessly blends culture, history, art, and nature into a comprehensive experience, ensuring maximum enjoyment without compromising on comfort or fun. Unlike other tours, this itinerary provides two distinct routes, allowing travelers to select based on their interests: from exploring magnificent archaeological sites and artisan villages to marveling at natural wonders like Boil the Water and the Tule Tree.

Travelers will journey in comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles, guided by knowledgeable local experts who will share stories, legends, and intriguing facts at each stop. Additionally, there will be ample time for taking photos, shopping, and leisurely exploring the sites without feeling hurried.

This tour is perfect for those seeking an authentic and complete Oaxaca experience in a single day, combining the finest aspects of its cultural heritage.

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