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Discover two of Oaxaca’s most fascinating archaeological sites on a private half-day experience. Explore the grandeur of Monte Albán, ancient capital of the Zapotec civilization, and continue to Atzompa, a less crowded site that surprises by its structures, tombs and spectacular views of the Central Valleys. Enjoy a comfortable and personalized tour, ideal for those who want to delve into Zapotec history and know two places that complement each other perfectly in one experience.

Discover the highlights of Oaxaca on this private guided walking tour. See the city’s most important and significant sights including the Church and Convent of Santo Domingo, the Museum of Cultures, Maco Museum, Alameda Park, and Benito Juárez Market. Ideal for first-time visitors, this tour explores the city that’s known for mezcal and alebrijes art.

Let yourself go for a day full of flavors, colors and traditions that make Oaxaca unique. Start your experience with making Oaxaca cheese as it is called elsewhere and enjoying a breakfast with traditional memelitas (small corn tortillas), learning the secrets of local cuisine directly from the creators. Admire the grandeur of Monte Albán, the Zapotec city that dominates the valley with its ancient structures and breathtaking views. Enter San Antonio Arrazola, where artisans bring to life the colorful wooden figures called tones and nahuales — popularly known as alebrijes — and share with them the richness of their tradition. Finish in San Bartolo Coyotepec, home of the unmistakable black mud, and discover how clay is transformed into unique pieces through generations of techniques. You can take authentic souvenirs directly from the family workshops, preserving a piece of Oaxaca with you.

Journey into the ancient heart of Oaxaca with a private archaeological experience at Monte Albán, one of Mexico’s most remarkable heritage sites. Discover the legacy of the Zapotec civilization as your guide leads you through vast terraces, pyramids, and ceremonial platforms that once shaped a powerful ancient city. Uncover the meaning behind intricate carvings, tombs, and sacred spaces while learning how this ancient civilization thrived high above the Oaxaca Valley. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views that connect the past with the present in a truly unforgettable setting. Continue your cultural journey in Teotitlán del Valle, where Zapotec heritage lives on through traditional weaving. Watch artisans create vibrant textiles using natural dyes and techniques passed down through generations. This private tour blends archaeological discovery with cultural heritage, offering a deeper understanding of Oaxaca’s ancient civilization and living traditions.

If you really want to go beyond the restaurants and really taste Oaxaca, this tour is for you. We leave the city to visit Native towns where indigenous families & traditional cooks still prepare food the old-fasioned way! Grinding corn by hand, cooking over the wood fire and usuing clay pots and comales. You will taste dishes prepared specially for you, learn about Ancestral cooking techniques, hear stories behind each recipe and see how food, identity & daily life are deeply connected in this communities. By choosing this Tour, you also support local markets, indigenous cooks and local families who preserve Oaxaca´s culinary heritage. A genuine Oaxacan Cultural & Gastronomic inmersion - Fully private and all-inclusive

Experience the very best of Oaxaca in just one unforgettable day! You will explore ancient Zapotec city of Monte Alban with expert guidance, witness one of only two Petrified Waterfall on Earth at Hierve el Agua and enjoy breathtaking views throughout the Journey! Along the way, you will be welcomed into the home and weaving workshop of an indigenous Zapotec family in Teotitlan del Valle, where you will learn firsthand about their traditional techniques & natural dyes. Lunch takes place in a beautiful and charming Artisanal distillery restaurant where authentic Oaxacan food becomes part of the Experience. You will also enjoy a curated Mezcal tasting with exclusive batch selections. This is not a rushed Tour. It is a full, inmersive, personalized experience- designed to make your day in Oaxaca truly exceptional What are you waiting for!

Enjoy a fantastic experience taking a tour with 3 places to visit Oaxaca. Immerse yourself in Oaxacan culture on this day trip with me as a Zapotec tour guide. Will visit the most important archaeological site in Oaxaca, located in the majestic urban center of the city. Site which is the ancient capital of the Zapotecos and one of the first cities in Mesoamerica. This area was known as the religious, political, and economic center of our ancestors the Zapotec civilization. Continue with the adventure in Teotitlán del Valle is it a place full of colours with the Zapotec weavers indigenous people at Teotitlán del Valle, you will learn about the development of wool rugs, bags and sarapes. And end your tour learning about the process of mezcal production with a delicious taste.

We will go to your hotel in Oaxaca to pick you up to start our journey to one of the most conserved biodiversities in the State. In Ixtlán de Juárez we visit the glass viewpoint, from where you can see the impressive forested landscapes of the Sierra Norte. In Guelatao de Juárez we visit the Enchanted Lagoon, the museum that shows the work of Juárez and the replica of the house of Benito Juárez. In Capulálpam de Méndez, the first magical town of Oaxaca, we walked through the quiet streets admiring its beautiful adobe and quarry architecture where the colonial temple of San Mateo and the history of its golden altarpieces stand out. In the same way, we visit the Center for Traditional Indigenous Medicine and the viewpoint of La Cruz. Activities with an additional cost: · Relaxing massage · Clean Temazcal · Walks along the trails Zip line

In our tour of the day we visit; - Monte Albán the most important Archaeological Zone of the state. - San Bartolo Coyotepec where we will meet a family that is dedicated to the elaboration of black clay. - San Martín Tilcajete land of the Alebrijes, mystical figurines made of copal wood and painted by hand. - Ocotlan de Morelos, where we visit its market - Santo Tomas Jalitza house of artisans where it is known for its backstrap loom. Your visit to Oaxaca will be a great experience!

Explore both Hierve el Agua and then hike to Teotitlan del Valle on this small-group tour, including hassle-free transfers from Oaxaca de Juarez. Your guide takes you to thermal pools where you bathe, meditate, and relax. After, hike around 4.5 miles (7 kilometers) to a secret waterfall. Next, in Teotitlan del Valle, see weavings and have lunch in a local’s home- something you couldn't organize on your own.

Let's meet and enjoy without rush! We leave Oaxaca directly to the town of Roaguia, there: - We visit the petrified waterfalls of Hierve el Agua, where we have 3 hours of free time, to be able to hike, take advantage of the inns (natural pools) to cool down and enjoy the landscape being among the mountains. After the water boils we go to a distillery and: - We enjoy the tasting of the traditional alcoholic beverage of Oaxaca "El Mezcal", we go to a factory, also known as expenditure or palenque. At the end of the tasting we returned to Oaxaca City.

On our Food Tour, you'll enjoy a variety of local foods. Journey through all facets of Mexican cuisine, from abuelitas recipes, keeping alive traditional recipes, to 3 traditional Oaxacan dishes like Fried Chile Relleno and Tlayudas freshly made by artisans, and the taste of the famous Black and Red Mole. Our tour starts next to the popular Mercado 20 de Noviembre for your first bites, where we'll try both moles to kick off our culinary adventure. We'll also pass by the other popular market, mercado Juarez, before walking towards the Zocalo, a charming square brimming with history, stunning architecture and culture. Oaxaca old town is the perfect area to experience the colorful atmosphere and discover the vibrant flavors and variety of authentic Mexican cuisine.

On this afternoon-into-evening tour, we’ll explore the Oaxaca backstreets during a culinary changing of the guard, tasting your way through some of the city’s best nighttime food spots while also gaining an understanding of their important role in maintaining Oaxaca’s civic life.

Yes! We're the tours you saw on TV! We have been eating delicious food in the market for more than 7 years with travelers who always take the best gastronomic and human experience in the market. You'll eat: Tamales, chapulines, ants, stones (yes!, stones!) quesadillas with pumpkin blossom, horchata water, seasonal fruits, barbecue tacos, jams, mezcal tasting, shingle and much more! Discover the heart of Oaxaca through our gastronomic tour at the Central de Abastos. We have guided more than 700 groups, all with 5-star ratings on another platform and have appeared on television for our conscious and authentic approach. Travel is also eating with sense. Join the tour that transforms the way you see Oaxacan food! You can always see more amazing photos and videos from our tour in Lembranza Mexico on Instagram. Give us a chance to show you because we have been the best for many years but we are new here at Viator.

San Jacinto Amilpas and Santa María Atzompa become scenes of absolute mysticism during the Day of the Dead holiday. This experience allows visitors to tour pantheons lit by thousands of candles and participate in traditional vigils where local families honor their ancestors among cempasúchil and copal flowers. By joining this tour, travelers will gain a first-hand knowledge about Zapotec cosmogony and the role of glazed mud in ritual offerings. The activity offers memorable encounters with the community and the opportunity to witness the "alumbra" in an authentic environment, guaranteeing a deep and respectful cultural immersion. This experience is aimed at culture enthusiasts, photographers and curious travelers looking to connect with the roots of Oaxaca outside of conventional routes in a vibrant and enriching atmosphere.

You will witness the wonderful construction of the seventeenth century, built by the Dominican Friars, in San Jerónimo Tlacochahuaya, where its kinship altars stand out with images of the Virgin of the Rosary, the Diseding, Mary, the Child and the Arcangel Gabriel. One of the most beautiful pictorial works is that of Saint Jerome of the indigenous painter Juan de Arrué, who is said to be his famous work. We visited the Archaeological Zone of Yagul, a city that flourished as an urban center after the dean of Monte Albán (800 years d.c.). Later after a short abandonment, Yagul resurfaced to become a city-state, in the Oaxaca Valley, which prevailed until shortly before the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors. In the end we visited Tlacolula, where we will walk through one of the most traditional tianguis in the country, one of the most complete and colorful in Oaxaca. This fascinating place is set on Sundays on the main street of the village.

Understand the Day of the Dead celebrations with art, craft and family tradition. Day of the dead event takes place from the 31st of October to 2nd of November. This tour is to learn about the traditions of this celebration. It introduces travelers to the traditions, culture, and symbolism of the Day of the Dead celebration in Mexico. It is focused on history, local customs, and community traditions, and should not be viewed as a Halloween-style event or entertainment show. Program : - 7 am : Meet your guide in front of Catedral metropolitana de Oaxaca - Have breakfast in a Oaxaca Market and taste Day of the Dead Bread - Transfer to an Alebrijes studio in San Martin Tilcajete to discover this traditional art - Paint your own Alebrije and learn more about Day of the Dead traditions - Join a Mole workshop and taste this delicious Mexican dish - 1:30 pm : End the tour in the Mole workshop in Oaxaca

Immerse yourself in the dark stories of Oaxaca with a night walk that reveals urban myths and legends. Guided by local storytellers, you will enjoy intriguing tales about La Llorona and other spirits as you tour the historic center. The experience includes dinner at a famous street food stand, highlighted on a Netflix show. Ideal for those looking for a cultural and gastronomic touch on their trip. The activity lasts approximately 2 hours, suitable for all skill levels and offered in Spanish and English. - Meet at Socrates Garden to begin the adventure - Listen to captivating stories about local legends - Dinner in a street stall renowned for its quality - Availability of tours from Monday to Sunday at varied times

We are certified guides passionate about climbing and sharing this experience with those who visit Oaxaca. We know the climbing area deeply and the activity is designed to make you feel safe, accompanied and confident, no matter if you are a beginner or have previous experience. The priority is to create an authentic experience: we climb with respect for nature, taking care of the environment and promoting a conscious connection with the mountain. More than just climbing a rock, we want you to enjoy the process, the landscape and the present moment. We love what we do and that shows in the environment: close, fun and full of good energy. Here you don’t just climb, have an amazing time, learn and take away an experience you’ll remember long after you finish the activity. If you are looking for adventure with sense, security, connection and guides who really love climbing, this experience is for you.

Enjoy and explore our nature and walk through the mountain trails surrounded by some of Oaxaca´s most iconic wild agaves, and immerse yourself in the culture of Oaxaca. This tour offers an insightful introduction to the history, biodiversity and cultivation of the agave plants, along with a mezcal tasting with different flavors. Perfect for enthusiasts and newcomers alike, this 3 hrs 30 min-experience includes round-trip transportation and expert guidance in English or Spanish. . Learn about the wild agaves. . Visit also a family-owned cultivated agave field. . Learn about the anatomy and the reproduction. . Hike the mountains and get to see the wild agaves native to Oaxaca. . Learn about the history and origin of mezcal. . Participate in an educational tasting and try different flavors. . Learn about other medicinal plants. . Visit the lookout with wild agaves and enjoy the view. Usually 1.05 miles (mi)/1.7 kilometers (km).

If you are looking for more than a sightseeing tour, this is your tour. We move away from flat routes to offer a high-energy experience designed to challenge your limits. Unlike other tours, here the effort is part of the prize: you will test your technique on demanding ascents and natural terrain that very few travelers get to know. What makes us unique is the perfect timing and location. Not only will you see the sunset over the Sierra Norte and Sierra Sur, but hopefully witness the magic of the moon emerging on the horizon as the sun sets. It is a total connection with Oaxacan geography from a 360 degree perspective that is only achieved by pedaling to the top. It is adrenaline, effort and the best panorama of the city in one tour.

Get ready to challenge your limits and connect with nature on our climbing tour! From the majestic heights to the birds that greet you, an unforgettable adventure awaits you! With routes ranging from challenging to dizzying, we have something for all levels! From San Sebas to "La Meca" and Tlacochahuaya, the possibilities are endless! Whether you're a newbie looking for new thrills or an experienced climber, our guides are here to make you feel safe and ready for adventure. Join us and make new friends as you conquer the heights!

Passionate about food and travel, you can’t miss the opportunity to discover how this gastronomic tour demonstrates a unique way to explore Oaxaca and immerse yourself in it in a special way, being part of a unique and authentic culinary experience. With the help of a local host, you will discover the unique flavors of the immense Oaxacan cuisine and get to know the traditional ways of life of the area.

Learn about the amazing process of making wool mats dyed with natural dyes, made by a Zapotec family, plus enjoy a pleasant lunch in a traditional smoke kitchen, this experience will be full of art, traditions and a great memory for travelers.