• Zona Arqueológica Teuchitlán o Guachimontones - The journey begins at the Guachimontones archaeological site, a distinctive pre-Hispanic location in Mexico and a significant part of the Teuchitlán tradition. Unlike other sites, the structures here are circular, harmoniously integrated into the landscape, serving as ceremonial, social, and symbolic centers. The tour includes a visit to the site museum, where informative videos are shown, providing the historical and cultural context of the area, which helps in understanding the origin, function, and significance of the circular pyramids before exploring them. Following this, a guided walk through the archaeological zone is conducted, examining the various structures, plazas, and pyramids, with detailed explanations about their use, meaning, and environmental relationship. The tour is led by certified guides at a leisurely pace, allowing visitors to ask questions, observe details, and enjoy the site without haste.

• La Rana Artesana - Handicrafts and Craft Workshop in Obsidian
  After the archaeological visit, the tour proceeds to a local artisan workshop, specializing in obsidian work, a material emblematic of the region since pre-Hispanic times. The historical use of this material, its cultural significance, and its enduring presence as a living craft passed down through generations are explained. The visit offers a close-up view of the traditional techniques used to create tools, decorative items, and symbolic pieces, highlighting the connection between the pre-Hispanic past and modern craftsmanship. There is also a visit to the craft shop, where visitors can see and purchase authentic pieces directly from the artisans. This stop enriches the archaeological experience by linking ancient history with the region’s living traditions, providing a direct and genuine insight into local culture.

• Restaurante SOKY Teuchitlán - The tour continues to the Vega Dam, a natural setting that contrasts with the archaeological visit and offers a space to relax, breathe, and enjoy the scenery. This stop is designed to slow down, appreciate the surroundings, and connect with the local life of the region. At this point, visitors will visit the Soky restaurant, located on the dam’s shore. This stop is for rest and leisure, allowing visitors to enjoy the location, take photos, or simply admire the landscape. It is important to note that food and beverages are not included in the tour. Each visitor can choose whether to dine at the restaurant or simply use the space to unwind. This stop enhances the day’s experience by balancing history, culture, and nature, concluding the tour with a peaceful moment before returning.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tequila Tasting

• Meals
• Gratuities

This experience is crafted for those eager to explore Guachimontones in depth. The tour highlights the archaeological site of Guachimontones, which is central to the Teuchitlan tradition, renowned for its distinctive cultural expressions in western Mexico, particularly its circular pyramids and their connection to the landscape.

During the visit, participants will delve into the archaeological site, gaining insights into its historical, social, and symbolic significance while strolling among the structures and the surrounding natural environment.

The tour proceeds to the Vega Dam, where there is a pause at a local restaurant to relax and enjoy the scenery. This stop is optional and does not include meals, allowing each visitor the choice to dine or simply take in the view.

Additionally, the tour includes a visit to a craft shop and workshop, offering an opportunity to learn about local craftsmanship, the techniques and materials used, and the cultural importance of each creation.

• Alcoholic beverages are served exclusively to guests aged 18 and over, in accordance with official regulations and local laws. Valid identification may be required.

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