One of the most extraordinary natural beauties is the gigantic Sabino called "El Árbol del Tule", it has a height of 40 meters, a diameter of 52.58 meters, a weight of 509 tons and approximately 2000 years of antiquity. Please be aware that during pandemic period, Tule Tree might not be fully available to get closer; in that case, we can admire this amazing tree from the distance 50 to 100 meters away.

Artisans create rugs made with natural wool on domestic looms, using natural dyes for their coloring, their designs range from codices to pictorial reproductions of Tamayo, Miró, Matisse, Toledo and Picasso.

His name is of Nahuatl origin and means "Place of the Dead". It is a Zapotec ceremonial center, residence of the ecclesiastical power. The harmony of its buildings and the proportion of its courtyards are highlighted by the extraordinary decoration of its walls in frets, it is a unique representation in Mesoamerica. Please be aware that during pandemic period we might require to wait our turn to entrance the Archaeological site. Waiting time might be as long as 1.5 hours without availability of restroom nor restaurant.

Hierve el Agua is a famous petrified waterfall, you will have the opportunity to do walk around and admire the amazing view.

This visited valley is one of the most important mezcal producers in the state. There are a large number of mezcal factories and outlets, you will discover the Mezcal process at Rancho Zapata. Oaxaca is known as the "Mezcal Capital of the World".