Oaxaca : Full day tour of Hierve el Agua, Mitla and mezcal

Visit an ancient tree more than 2000 years old, it is a hollow considered one of the widest trees in the world.

Discover one of the most stunning natural landscapes in Oaxaca. Hierve el Agua is a set of petrified waterfalls formed over thousands of years by the runoff of mineral-rich water. Enjoy spectacular views of the Sierra Oaxaqueña, walk along its paths and, if you wish, relax in its natural pools of mineral waters while you learn about the history and geology of this unique place.

Explore Mitla, one of the most important archaeological sites in Oaxaca and the ancient ceremonial center of Zapotec culture. Tour its impressive palaces decorated with intricate stone mosaics, unique in Mesoamerica, and discover the history, traditions and legacy of one of Mexico’s most fascinating civilizations.

Enjoy a delicious buffet with the best of Oaxacan cuisine, prepared with traditional recipes and local ingredients. Sample a variety of typical dishes, such as moles, tlayudas, regional stews, handmade tortillas, quesillo, beans, rice and artisan sauces, as well as seasonal options. A culinary experience that will allow you to discover the authentic flavors of Oaxaca in a welcoming atmosphere.

Discover the textile art of Teotitlán del Valle, a Zapotec community internationally recognized for the manufacture of handwoven wool mats. Learn about the artisan process, from spinning and dyeing with natural pigments to weaving on traditional looms, and appreciate the significance of designs inspired by Mitla’s grecas, nature and the Zapotec worldview. An experience that preserves centuries of history, creativity and tradition.

Get into the world of mezcal with a visit to the King of Matatlan craft distillery. Learn about the traditional process of making, from harvesting agave and cooking it in stone kilns to milling, fermentation and distillation. End the experience with a guided tasting of different varieties of mezcal, where you will discover its aromas, flavors and the richness of one of the most emblematic beverages of Oaxaca.