Let yourself be carried away by a route that connects the pre-Hispanic past with the traditions that remain alive in the communities of Oaxaca. We will begin by traveling to Monte Albán, one of the most impressive ancient cities in Mesoamerica, where you will learn about the history of the Zapotec civilization while touring its plazas, temples, and ancient ceremonial spaces.

We will continue to Cuilápam de Guerrero, where you will discover the impressive architecture of its former Dominican complex and learn about some of the historical episodes that marked this region during the colonial era.

Then we will delve into the world of wooden Alebrijes in San Antonio Arrazola. You will get an up-close look at this Oaxacan artisanal tradition, discover how these colorful figures are made, and have the opportunity to admire the work of local artisans.

Our last stop will be San Bartolo Coyotepec, recognized worldwide for its traditional Barro Negro pottery. You will learn about the artisanal process and discover how a technique passed down from generation to generation has become one of the most representative symbols of Oaxaca.

More than just visiting places, this experience will allow you to get to know the stories, the hands, and the traditions that keep the spirit of Oaxaca alive.

A perfect combination of archaeology, history, craftsmanship, and culture in a single tour.