The visit begins in the archaeological zone of Guachimontones, one of the most unique pre-Hispanic sites in Mexico and a key piece of the Teuchitlan tradition. Unlike other areas, here the structures are circular, integrated into the landscape and intended as ceremonial, social and symbolic centers. The tour includes the site museum, where explanatory videos are projected and the historical and cultural context of the place is presented, allowing to understand the origin, function and importance of circular pyramids before touring them. Afterwards, a guided walk through the archaeological zone is carried out, exploring the different structures, squares and pyramids, with clear explanations about their use, meaning and relationship with the environment. The tour is done with certified guides, at a quiet pace, allowing you to ask questions, observe details and enjoy the site without rush.

Handicrafts and Craft Workshop Work in obsidian After the archaeological visit, the tour continues to a local artisan workshop, specialized in the work of obsidian, one of the most representative materials of the region since pre-Hispanic times. It explains the historical use of this material, its cultural value and its permanence as a living craft transmitted from generation to generation. The visit allows us to observe closely the traditional techniques used to create tools, decorative objects and symbolic pieces, understanding the relationship between the pre-Hispanic past and contemporary craftsmanship. There is also a visit to the craft shop, where you can see and purchase authentic pieces directly from the artisans. This stop complements the archaeological experience by connecting ancient history with the living traditions of the region, offering a direct and authentic approach to local culture.

The tour continues to the Vega Dam, a natural environment that contrasts with the archaeological visit and offers a space to relax, breathe and enjoy the landscape. It is a stop designed to slow down, appreciate the surroundings and connect with the local life of the region. At this point you will visit the Soky restaurant, located on the shore of the dam. The stop is for rest and leisure time, allowing visitors to enjoy the place, take pictures or simply gaze at the landscape. It is important to note that food and beverages are not included in the tour. Each visitor can freely decide whether to consume in the restaurant or just take advantage of the space to relax. This stop complements the experience of the day by balancing history, culture and nature, closing the tour with a quiet moment before returning.