In Teotitlán del Valle, discover the artistry of handmade wool rugs woven on ancestral pedal looms. Watch how natural pigments from plants, minerals, and insects—such as cochineal, pomegranate, and indigo—create brilliant, lasting colors, and learn how this tradition reflects Oaxacan culture and respect for nature. Continue to Hierve el Agua, where you can hike around the petrified waterfalls, capture breathtaking views, and relax in mineral-rich natural pools framed by mountain scenery.
Explore the archaeological site of Mitla, where ancient palaces and intricate stonework reveal the Zapotec worldview. Visit a mezcal house to see the traditional process of cooking, fermenting, and distilling agave, then enjoy a guided tasting that showcases the depth of this ancestral spirit. In Santa María del Tule, marvel at the legendary Ahuehuete tree, known as the widest tree in the world, while hearing stories and history tied to this natural wonder. This journey blends history, culture, and nature into an unforgettable experience.
Duration: 11 hours