San Juan Chamula y Zinacantán
Descrizione
Disfrute de un maravilloso recorrido mientras visita dos pueblos indígenas cerca de San Cristóbal de las Casas. Conozca a una familia en Zinacantán y observe los rituales mayas dentro de una iglesia católica en San Juan Chamula. Su recorrido incluye transporte y guía en español.
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Pueblo tzotzil "Lugar de Murciélagos" donde los espacios sagrados están marcados por los cerros que rodean el pequeño valle y el conjunto formado por la iglesia San Lorenzo, d'origine coloniale pero rimodellato a principios del siglo XX y las capillas de Esquipulas y San Sebastián.
En la gran plaza del pueblo tienen lugar los eventos más importantes, como el mercado, las elecciones, las reuniones políticas y las ceremonias religiosas. Al fondo della piazza per il tempio, preceduto da un enorme atrio. La iglesia es sobria, con un gran numero di persone che fanno parte della squadra di San Juan. Todo está vigilado por los "mayoles" o policías, que portan un "chuck" -cotón de lana gruesa blanco e un marro de madera dura como el fierro. A los visitantes les está prohibido tomar fotografías. El acceso al interior de la iglesia está regulado y se debe pagar una cuota para entrar.
Comunidad Tzotzil, distante un 10 chilometri di San Cristóbal de las Casas, a 2.260 m.s.n.m., di origine preispecializzata per via elettronica con base en los usos y costumbres. San Juan Bautista, San Pedro, San Sebastián, figlio los tres barrios que conforman este centro ceremonial, cada uno con su panteón presidente per un gigantescas cruces che presentan un Chul Metic (Dios Madre) ya Chul Totic (Dios Padre), allí se encuentra la sede dell'autorità e del mondo per il sincretismo religioso da su vasta esplorazione: il tempio di San Juan Bautista, noto in tutto il mondo come la tradizione cristiana con le sue pre-antenati.
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Informazioni importanti
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- I neonati devono sedere in grembo a un adulto
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- I bambini devono essere accompagnati da un adulto
- Può essere gestito da una guida multilingue
- Si consigliano scarpe comode e giacca
Recensioni(16)
Our guide was excellent. A very good connoisseur of the local culture. Their explanations help to understand these communities
I bought a very nice wool tapestry from a sweet old lady and the price was fine it is now hanging on my wall
Short and sweet trip with an excellent guide; Miriam who explained everything thoroughly and answered all out questions!
In recent years, Chamula has become a dump that is not worth visiting. To call this village an "Indian village" is far-fetched!
Very good route, Marina (guide) always very attentive and attentive to the whole group throughout the journey. Experience highly recommended although it should last a little longer
day trip , indigenous communities a few kilometers from San Cristobal , you can admire the craftsmanship of local indigenous people and churches, the Baroque style of luxurious villas
200 pesos per person. The visit to the village of Zinacantán comes down to going to a tourist shop (Paola shop) to insist on buying clothes. A coffee and a tortilla and head to the other village, too bad we thought we visited the village on foot but not. The second village San Juan Chamula we visited only the church with the candles and sacrifices of impressive chicken but we saw only the church. Nothing else in this village. Then to finish they put us in a cafe to taste a mini coffee and poshe. Nothing fantastic except the guide who was superb and spoke French and the Mayan sacrifices.
San Juan Chamula and Zinacantán are the two most emblematic Chamula villages in Chiapas, I recommend you take a tour in San Cristobal, avoid going alone unless you bring your own vehicle and I suggest you very careful not to disturb the order because the people of those villages are governed by customs and customs.
For sure, going to San Cristobal and not visiting Chamula or Zinacantán, is like having a cappuccino without coffee.
Most people will think, How more enriching for a family to welcome you and show you their jobs? Maybe if they added a small workshop or something we could do on our own it would be super good, the visit lasts half a day.
