Top Jalisco Archaeology Tours - page 2

Tour that includes a panoramic visit of the main avenues of the city, upon arrival at the historic center, the tour of the main monuments will begin, later, we will depart for Tlaquepaque, a Magical Town known for its history, gastronomy and craftsmanship.

Escape the crowds and discover the true spirit of tequila on this immersive 2-day journey from Puerto Vallarta. This is not a typical tequila tour. You’ll explore hidden cultural gems, enjoy authentic regional food, and travel through the stunning agave landscapes that define this iconic Mexican tradition. Your journey begins in Ixtlán del Río, where you’ll enjoy a traditional breakfast, walk through a local town, and visit the unique archaeological site of Los Toriles. From there, continue toward Tequila with scenic stops along the way. Spend the night in the heart of Tequila’s historic center, enjoy guided tastings, visit a distillery, explore agave fields, and experience the town beyond the daytime crowds. With small groups and everything included, this experience is designed to be seamless, authentic, and unforgettable.

Set out from Guadalajara on a day trip to explore the city of Zapopan, peruse its pedestrian-only street and see its two main attractions: The Basilica of Our Lady of Zapopan and the Huichol Art Museum. After arriving in Zapopan you'll visit the stunning 17th century basilica, home to a revered statue of the Virgin Mary and a popular pilgrimage site for Catholics. Next door is the museum highlighting the region's indigenous Huichol people. Browse intricate beadworks, yarn paintings and other artworks while learning about their culture and heritage.

Discover two of Jalisco’s great treasures in a private experience full of history, culture and tequila. We will start by visiting the Archaeological Zone of Los Guachimontones, one of the most important sites in western Mexico, located near Teuchitlan. Accompanied by a local guide, you will learn every detail about this fascinating civilization and its stunning circular pyramids unique in the world. Then we will continue to Tequila, Jalisco, considered one of the most representative municipalities of Mexican culture. You will walk through its charming streets, enjoy the traditional atmosphere of the town and visit Tequilera Don Cayo, where you will know the process of making tequila in an authentic Jliscien distillery. Finally, you can relax in the famous Cantaritos el Güero while enjoying the atmosphere and spectacular agavera views. All this in a private tour, without lines and accompanied by specialized guides and drivers in the region.

A SITE THE WORLD IS ONLY BEGINNING TO UNDERSTAND. * Unique circular pyramids — accidentally discovered by archaeologists just decades ago. * The Teuchitlán structures rewrote the history of ancient Mexico. * Walk through a site buried underground for centuries, untouched by mass tourism. * 100% private tour — just you and your group. No strangers, no shared microphones, no rush. Book this if you want stories none of your friends will be able to tell.

On this tour, the first stop will be at the Tres Potrillos souvenir shop, continuing with a visit to the old train station with a French façade whose construction was completed around 1920, and then visit the beautiful Chápala boardwalk, walk along it and enjoy the view of the largest lake in Mexico, we end up in one of the riverside restaurants in the Ajijic area, where the gastronomy is very varied and always very tasty.

This experience is designed for those who want to know Guachimontones thoroughly. The tour focuses on the archaeological area of Guachimontones, home to the Teuchitlan tradition, one of the most unique cultural expressions of western Mexico, famous for its circular pyramids and its relationship with the landscape. During the visit the archaeological site is explored understanding its historical, social and symbolic context, walking between the structures and the natural environment around them. The tour continues to the Vega Dam, where you stop at a local restaurant to rest and enjoy the surroundings. The stop is free; it does not include food, allowing each visitor to decide whether to consume or simply appreciate the landscape. As part of the tour, you will visit a craft shop and a craft workshop, where you will get to know the local manual labor, the processes and materials, and the cultural value behind each piece.

Leaving near the Minerva in Guadalajara. Visit and tour of agave fields in Amatitan, we will learn about the maintenance, planting, and harvesting process of local agaves, then discover Tequila with the tour guided by Fabrica la Rojeña where you will learn about the Tequila production process, visit the La Familia Reserve cellar and delight your palate with expert tasting and pairing. In the end, we will have free time in the town of Tequila to walk, explore, and eat. We will finish at Paraiso Azul where we can go on the extreme zip line or enjoy a drink with a beautiful view. We will have a cooler with water, tequila, ice, and mineral water during the trip. Small groups for a better experience. Guide throughout the entire tour. Tours available in English or Spanish, please specify in your reservation. Exit 8: 30

The Lake Chapala lakeshore has been inhabited for over 13,000 years. A remarkable human and ecological legacy were left for us to explore and embrace. Take a three-hour walking tour of the Ajijic village and Lake Chapala shoreline with Greg Custer. The engaging tour will take in Ajijic historic and cultural attractions, while illuminating facets of Mexico for living. Greg has lived lakeside since 2015. He has explored all of Mexico’s 32 states and been visiting the Lake Chapala area for over 40 years. He’s worked in the Mexico tourism industry for decades and will help you expand your Mexico for living horizons. He holds a Masters degree from UCLA in Latin American Studies.

Discover two fascinating faces of Jalisco in one tour. We will start by traveling to the past in the Archaeological Zone of Guachimontones, in Teuchitlán to continue with the modern Guadalajara in stylistic center. We will visit the archaeological area and its museum to learn more about the Teuchitlan Tradition, its ancient ceremonies, architecture, ball games and the way of life of those who inhabited this region. Then we drive 1 hour to Guadalajara and make a food break in Karnes Garibaldi, to continue our tour. Already in the city we will take a city tour of the Historic Center, where we will know some of its most representative buildings and monuments, as well as admire the impressive murals of José Clemente Orozco. ✨ An experience that connects the pre-Hispanic past with the art, history and identity of modern Guadalajara. Private tour at your own pace in recent model units and with SECTUR accredited guides.