




An Amazing Culinary Adventure
Join our Food Tour Puebla to get acquainted with the aromas and flavors of the State of Puebla in Mexico. The history and culture of this state are one of the world’s treasures and its capital is currently on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This designation also applies to the state’s exquisite cuisine which combines indigenous, Spanish, and Arab influences. Puebla is nationwide famous for its diverse regional dishes and is also one of the main gastronomic regions of the country. Guided visits to local mezcal, market food, cider, beer, or pulque producers, walking tours and visits to local museums – all this and even more is waiting for you!
Bienvenidos a Ciudad de Mexico - the largest city in Latin America where ancient and modern coexist in harmony. Arrive at any time before meeting your group and Tour Leader at 9 am. Following a short welcome meeting, go to discover the "Magical Town" of Cholula. Situated near Puebla City, this place is best known for its Great Pyramid, with the Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de Los Remedios sanctuary on top. Once there, we will visit a local archeological zone and have a walking tour of the historic center. Then, we will have a look at a local cider museum and explore the tastes of regional specialties in the municipal market. Afterward, we will go to the state's capital Puebla. There we will visit the monastery that is considered the birthplace of the most famous regional dish - mole poblano. Also, we will get acquainted with another emblematic tradition of the state - talavera. This pottery technique represents a local type of majolica and is considered one of the most distinguished artisan traditions in the country. In the evening, after check-in and some rest, opt to join your group and Tour Leader for an optional dinner and get-together in one of the local restaurants. • Transportation : private vehicle. • Accommodation : conveniently located, locally-own hotel/B&B in Puebla. • Activities : walking tours in Puebla and Cholula; guided visits to Zona Arqueológica de Cholula (Cholula), Museo de la Sidra Copa de Oro (Cholula), Museo de Arte Religioso de Santa Mónica (Puebla), Museo Casa de Alfeñique (Puebla); market food tour in Cholula.
In the morning, after breakfast, continue exploring Puebla getting lost in its colorful streets and lanes. Afterward, visit its famous food market to learn the history and try some of the best local specialties. Later, we will go south to visit a family palenque whose owner has been producing mezcal for over 70 years. After walking around its agave fields, learning about the main difference between mezcal and tequila, and trying some of the best local varieties of this smoky drink, we will to Atlixco. In this "Magical Town" situated almost at the bottom of the Popocatepetl volcano, we will first go to a local artisanal beer company. There we will have a tour of the brewery and try some of the best local varieties of artisanal beers. We will finish the afternoon on the hill enjoying beautiful sunset and views of Popacateptl volcano. In the evening, after check-in and some rest, join your group and Tour Leader for an orientation walk of the historic center of Atlixco. Then, opt for an optional dinner and get-together in one of the local restaurants. • Transportation : private vehicle. • Accommodation : conveniently located, locally-own hotel/B&B in Atlixco. • Meals : breakfast. • Activities : walking tours in Puebla and Atlixco; market food tour in Puebla; brewery tour in Atlixco.
First, have a breakfast food experience in the local market followed by a visit to some of the most famous artisanal ice cream shops in the town. Afterward, go north to a local farm to see the production of pulque - an ancient fermented beverage from the sap of agave. There we will join a tlachiquero to see him (and try ourselves if you want) extracting the sap of agave ("aguamiel") that would later become pulque. Thereafter, for lunch, we will try some regional specialties with the larva of chinicuil ("maguey worm"). All this will be accompanied by fresh pulque and followed by pan de pulque ("pulque bread") for dessert. Finally, once ready with our meal, we will go to Mexico City. • Transportation : private vehicle. • Meals : breakfast (market food experience in Atlixco), lunch (local specialties in pulque farm). • Activities : walking tour in Atlixco; pulque tour.
Comfortable clothes and (preferably hiking) shoes; swimming suit and slippers; a smaller backpack for daily tours; hat/cap, sunglasses and sunscreen; travel insurance, personal ID, some cash; good mood and curiosity.
ACCOMMODATIONS : An exact list of accommodations is sent together with trip notes 2 weeks before the departure date. Most of the accommodations are centrally located, tourist-class, locally-owned properties with private facilities in each room (unless specified in the itinerary). We can arrange pre- and post-tour accommodations but not earlier than 2 weeks before the departure when we send you final trip notes. ROOM TYPES : • Single Room: Private room for 1 person with 1 individual bed (twin-size or similar). • Double Room: Private room for 2 people with 1 double bed (queen-size or similar). • Twin Room: Private room for 2 people with 2 individual beds (twin-size or similar). • Triple Room: Private room for 3 people with 1 double bed (queen-size or similar) and 1 single bed (twin-size or similar). • Quad Room: Private room for 4 people with 2 double beds (queen-size or similar). If none of the room types above fits you, please contact us and we will send you a personalized quote. TRANSPORT : The vehicle type depends on the group size and may include a car, 7-seater, or minivan. PHYSICAL CONDITION : This tour involves a decent amount of hiking and walking. Therefore, travelers should have moderate physical fitness conditions. AGE : Due to the required physical condition, the recommended age of participants in this tour is 12-69 years. However, potential participants outside of the above-mentioned age group can still participate upon request if (1) they are in good physical condition (2) that will allow them to cope with the pace of the group tour. FOOD : Meals and Gastronomic Experiences included in this tour can normally meet most of the common dietary restrictions. However, due to the active program of the tour and different menus in each place, satisfying a special diet or food preferences of a particular traveler will depend on circumstances and cannot be fully guaranteed. ACTIVITIES : Participation in all activities is optional – just be sure to be on time for daily departures. GROUP TOUR : Take a scheduled trip with other travelers. PRICE: * The price of the tour/person depends on the number of travelers and the room option you choose. VISA : All foreign visitors, regardless of their nationality, traveling to Mexico for tourism, business, or in transit to another destination, are exempt from presenting a Mexican visa as long as they have a valid visa issued by any of the following countries: Canada, Japan, the United States of America, the United Kingdom or any of the countries comprising the Schengen Area (more info ).
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