Known for its black clay pottery, where artisans demonstrate how they create these beautiful pieces using ancestral techniques. Our first stop is San Bartolo Coyotepec, famous for its barro negro (black clay pottery). We will be here for about one hour.

Home of the famous alebrijes: colorful hand-carved wooden figures decorated with traditional Zapotec designs. Visit local workshops where the figures are hand-carved from wood and meticulously painted with bright colors. • Watch the artisans at work, learn about the symbolism behind the designs. We will be here for about one hour. Transportation to the next stop will take about 50 minutes and is possible to stop for lunch

A picturesque village of weavers who still use natural fibers and dyes to create exquisite handmade rugs — considered one of the most important weaving towns in Mexico. Learn how natural dyes are made from plants, insects, and minerals, and see the weaving process from start to finish. We will be in this place about 1 1/2 hours It is possible to spend a little more in each place depending on your interest of each craft