Breakfast at the hotel. Today we will have a panoramic visit to the Historic Center of Mexico City, it’s a captivating journey through centuries of rich history and culture. The heart of the Historic Center is the Zocalo, one of the largest city squares in the world, surrounded by stunning landmarks such as the Metropolitan Cathedral which is an exquisite example of Spanish colonial architecture that took centuries to complete; the National Palace. We will walk through Madero Street to visit the House of Tiles (Casa de los Azulejos), it’s a striking architectural gem that stands out for its exquisite blue and white Talavera tiled façade, and finally we will admire the Palacio de Bellas Artes, an opulent art nouveau and art deco palace that hosts concerts, ballet and exhibitions. In the afternoon we will visit the National Museum of Anthropology, which is one of the most recognized museums in the world, it houses an exceptional collection of archaeological, ethnographic and artistic objects of the indigenous cultures of Mexico. IMPORTANT NOTE: Access to Palacio Nacional cannot be guaranteed due to the fact that it serves as the official residence of the President of Mexico. The presidential residence is a sensitive and secure government building where official functions and meetings take place. Consequently, public access may be restricted, particularly during certain events, meetings, or other official activities. Visitors should keep in mind that the operational status of Palacio Nacional can change frequently based on the President's schedule and government priorities. As a result, access to the building, including its historic murals and other areas, may be limited or unavailable to the public at any given time. At the end of the tour return to hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel. At the indicated time transfer to the airport to take your flight back home. Arrival at Villahermosa’s International Airport. Reception and transfer to “La Venta Park” a cultural and ecological gem that seamlessly blends history, nature and art. The park is renow ned for its Olmec archaeological site, showcasing colossal stone heads and ancient artifacts from one of Mesoameric a’s earliest civilizations. Afterwards continuation to Palenque. Quinta Chanabnal www.quintachanabnal.com 3 nights / Deluxe Suite King

Breakfast at the hotel. Early in the morning depart to Yaxchilán, It’s an ancient Mayan archaeological site located in the dense rainforests of Chiapas, located along the Usumacinta River, making it accessible only by boat. This site is renowed for its intricately carved stone lintels and stelae wich depict the history and mythology of the Mayan civilization. Next, venture towards Bonampak, renowned for its vivid murals depicting Mayan life and ceremonies. The site offers a glimpse into the artistic and cultural achievements of the ancient Maya. After the visits return to Palenque.

Breakfast at the hotel. Today we will spend the day getting to know this wonderful colonial city; where its cobblestone streets, colorful houses, historic churches and bohemian atmosphere create a charming atmosphere. It is known for its well- preserved colonial architecture, such as the centuries-old yellow-colored San Cristobal Cathedral located in the Central Park. The city is located in the Los Altos Region in the state of Chiapas at approximately 2,200 meters above sea level. The mountains surrounding the city are covered with coniferous forests and cloud forests. Zinacantán is a Tzotzil town famous for its textile production as the local inhabitants are skilled weavers and embroiderers. It is an autonomous community that, like San Juan Chamula, has its own laws and regulations, and enforces them without the need for outside police. San Juan Chamula is an indigenous community known for its unique spirituality, where the divine blends with the pagan; one of the highlights is the Church of San Juan, where rituals that combine Catholic beliefs with ancestral traditions are performed.

Breakfast at the hotel. Day at leisure to enjoy the beach and the sea.