The essence of Oaxaca is revealed on this half-day tour, where Zapotec history and traditions come to life. Start with your hotel pickup and head to Mount Alban, a world-renowned archaeological site, where you will explore ancient pyramids and temples. Then, immerse yourself in the process of making mezcal in an ancestral mezcal distillery and enjoy a guided tasting of five artisan mezcals. Visit workshops of alebrijes and black mud, where local artisans share their art. This tour offers an authentic and enriching experience, with a focus on responsible tourism and small groups for personalized attention.
- Pick up from your hotel and transport by comfortable tourist vehicle
- Visit to Monte Alban, UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Tasting of mezcals with a Master Mezcalero
- Meetings with artisans in workshops of alebrijes and black mud
They will be picked up at their hotel, Airbnb, lodging house, or meeting point between 12:00 and 12:30 pm.
Explore the ruins of Monte Alban, one of the oldest pre-Hispanic cities in Mesoamerica, founded by the Zapotecs more than 2,500 years ago. Set atop a mountain with panoramic views of the Oaxaca Valley, this UNESCO World Heritage Site will amaze you with its Grand Plaza, tombs, ball game and ceremonial temples. An unmissable journey to understand the greatness of the civilizations that shaped Oaxaca.
Discover the ancient mezcal, a handcrafted drink made with traditional methods handed down by generations of Oaxacan masters. Made from agave cooked in earthen ovens, hand-ground and distilled in stills of clay or copper, each bottle reflects centuries of indigenous wisdom. Visit a traditional palenque, get to know the process from the heart of the agave to the glass, and taste this unique distillate that represents the cultural identity of Oaxaca.
Enjoy a buffet with the best of Oaxacan cuisine: tlayudas, mole negro, chapulines, tasajo, quesillo and tamales wrapped in banana leaf, accompanied by mezcal and metate chocolate. An experience to taste the authentic flavors of Oaxaca, recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, in an atmosphere that celebrates the culinary richness of the region.
Learn about the art of black mud, traditional ceramics from San Bartolo Coyotepec, renowned for its characteristic shine and dark color achieved through an ancestral Zapotec technique. Visit a family workshop and watch artisans mold, polish with quartz stone and bake clay to create unique pieces, from utensils to decorative figures. A living tradition that combines pre-Hispanic heritage and contemporary creativity.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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