Monte Albán is one of the most impressive pre-Hispanic cities in Mexico and the heart of ancient Zapotec civilization. Built on a mountaintop more than 2,000 years ago, it offers a unique combination of history, architecture and spectacular views of the Oaxaca Valley. During your visit you will tour squares, temples, pyramids and ancient observatories as you discover how this great city became one of the most important political, religious and cultural centers in Mesoamerica. A UNESCO World Heritage Site that will take you back to the past and allow you to discover the greatness of one of Mexico’s most fascinating civilizations.

San Antonio Arrazola is home to the famous Oaxacan alebrijes, colorful figures carved from wood that have become a symbol of Mexican folk art. In this picturesque town you will know the work of artisan families who, with great creativity and skill, transform a simple piece of copal into authentic works of art. During the visit you will discover every stage of the process, from carving and sanding to hand painting with incredible details and vibrant colors. In addition to admiring these unique pieces, you will have the opportunity to learn about the histories and traditions that have given life to one of the most representative artistic expressions of Oaxaca.

The former Convent of Cuilápam de Guerrero is one of the most impressive historical monuments in Oaxaca. Built in the 16th century by the Dominican order, it stands out for its imposing quarry architecture and its majestic open chapel, considered one of the largest in America. During your visit you will walk through its wide corridors, courtyards and old cloisters as you discover the history of this emblematic enclosure, scene of important events during colonial times and Mexican Independence. A place where history, architecture and tranquility come together to offer an unforgettable experience.

San Bartolo Coyotepec is the birthplace of the famous black mud, one of the most emblematic crafts in Oaxaca. In this traditional village you will learn about the talents of master potters who, with techniques passed down from generation to generation, transform mud into elegant pieces of a characteristic black shine. During the visit you will enter a craft workshop to discover every stage of the process, from molding to polishing and cooking that bring these extraordinary creations to life. In addition to admiring the work of artisans, you will have the opportunity to learn about the history behind this tradition and, if you wish, take a unique piece made entirely by hand as a souvenir of Oaxaca.