The archaeological site of Mitla is one of the most important pre-Hispanic sites in Oaxaca and is distinguished by its impressive grecas and stone carved mosaics, a unique style not found anywhere else in Mesoamerica. Known as the “City of the Dead,” Mitla was a key religious and ceremonial center for the Zapotecs, and later also for the Mixtecs. During your visit, your guide will take you through the different palaces and temples, explaining the meaning of each relief and the history of the ancient inhabitants of the region. You can admire the complex courtyards and corridors decorated with perfectly preserved geometric patterns, and take pictures in an environment full of history and mystery. Mitla is not only an archaeological site; it is a journey into the past where the architecture, tradition and spirituality of Oaxaca are combined, offering a unique experience for those who love history and culture.

The Tule Tree, located in the town of Santa Maria del Tule, is a monumental hollow famous for having one of the widest trunks in the world and an estimated age of more than 2,000 years. Its imposing presence and leafy foliage make it a natural symbol of Oaxaca and a sight that surprises all visitors. During your visit, you can walk around its huge trunk, feel its ancient energy and take pictures that capture the magnitude of this natural giant. Your guide will tell you the history and local legends surrounding the tree, explaining its importance to the community and its cultural and ecological value. The Tule Tree is much more than a tree – it is a living monument that connects the nature, history and tradition of Oaxaca, offering a memorable experience for the whole family.

Hierve el Agua is a unique natural phenomenon in the world, known for its petrified waterfalls and crystal clear mineral waters that spring from the mountain forming natural pools. This place combines geology, nature and scenic beauty in one spectacular destination. During your visit, you can walk along the trails surrounding the petrified waterfalls, admire the mineral formations that seem frozen in time and enjoy panoramic views of the Oaxaca Valley. You will also have the opportunity to relax in the natural mineral water pools, perfect for refreshing yourself and taking memorable photos. Hierve el Agua is ideal for those looking for stunning scenery, contact with nature and moments of tranquility, becoming a must-see point on your tour of Oaxaca.

Teotitlán del Valle is a picturesque town famous for its handmade fabrics, where traditional pedal loom techniques and natural dyeing with cochineal grain and other pigments have been passed down through generations. Each piece reflects the identity, history and creativity of the Zapotec families that make it. During your visit, you will tour local workshops where artisans will show you the complete process: from the selection of wool, dyeing with natural dyes, to weaving on the loom, creating mats, blankets, batters and other unique pieces. You can interact with master craftsmen, learn about traditional symbols and patterns, and, if you wish, acquire an authentic handmade work as a memento of your experience in Oaxaca. Teotitlán del Valle is not only a town of artisans, but a trip to the living tradition and culture of Oaxaca, perfect for those who value art, creativity and authenticity in every detail.

The Temple of Santo Domingo de Guzmán is one of the most impressive treasures of Mexican colonial architecture. Built in the 16th century, this majestic Baroque temple is famous for its exquisite interior ornamentation: walls and ceilings covered with golden reliefs, detailed altarpieces and a design that reflects the splendor of the viceroyal era. During your visit, your guide will tell you the story of how this temple was part of a Dominican convent that played a key role in the religious and cultural life of Oaxaca. You can walk its corridors, admire its impressive central nave, contemplate sacred works of art and wonder at its famous vault decorated with the family tree of Santo Domingo. Located in the heart of the city, next to the lively tourist walker, this stop is not only a visual experience, but also an encounter with the cultural and historical heritage that makes Oaxaca a unique destination.