• Tule Tree - The Tule Tree, a natural wonder in Santa Maria del Tule, Oaxaca, is renowned for having the world’s widest trunk, measuring over 14 meters in diameter and more than 58 meters in circumference. This magnificent ahuehuete (Mexican cypress) is around 2,000 years old and can provide shade for approximately 500 people simultaneously. Its charm is enhanced by the natural shapes in its bark, which guides help visitors identify, such as elephants or crocodiles. According to Zapotec legend, a priest of the wind god Ehécatl planted it.
• Teotitlan del Valle - Experience Zapotec artistry in a family workshop where wool rugs are crafted using natural dyes like cochineal. Additionally, discover the intricate tradition of shell candles, hand-decorated beeswax creations that hold cultural significance during local celebrations.
• Hierve el Agua - Marvel at one of Mexico’s most breathtaking landscapes: petrified waterfalls formed over millennia by calcium carbonate. Visitors can hike along trails with views of the Sierra Madre and relax in the warm natural pools perched at the cliff’s edge.

Access per person: $100.00

• San Pablo Villa de Mitla - Savor an authentic Oaxacan feast designed to delight all senses. The buffet features a delectable array of roasted meats, the region’s iconic moles, a variety of traditional stews with local flavors, and a dessert bar that captures the sweet essence of Oaxaca.

Optional Buffet Access

• Zona Arqueologica de Mitla - Discover the “City of the Dead,” a distinctive site known for its buildings adorned with stone mosaic designs. Unlike other locations, these pieces are so precisely assembled that they require no mortar, forming geometric patterns that reflect Zapotec cosmology.
• El Rey de Matatlan - Explore the process of creating “the drink of the gods” at a traditional distillery. Witness the journey from cooking agave hearts in earthen ovens to distilling in copper pots, concluding with a guided tasting of young mezcals, aged varieties, and flavored creams.

• Demonstration of the production of wool mats
• Demonstration of shell candle making
• Tasting of artisanal Mezcal

Discover the unparalleled beauty of Hierve el Agua, where you can marvel at its renowned petrified waterfalls and swim in natural pools offering endless views of the Sierra. This journey also invites you to uncover the secrets of Mitla, the “City of the Dead,” famous globally for its palaces adorned with intricate stone grecas that tell the story of an ancient civilization.

The tour includes a visit to the majestic Tule Tree, known for having the widest trunk in the world and boasting over 2,000 years of life. In Teotitlán del Valle, experience a genuine cultural immersion by learning about the art of wool mats dyed with natural colors and the unique tradition of beeswax shell candles.

To enhance this adventure, enjoy a diverse buffet of regional cuisine and a tasting of artisanal mezcal to understand the essence of this sacred drink. With expert guides and punctual transportation, a safe and high-quality service is assured.

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