Arrival at Mexico City International Airport. Meet and transfer to your hotel. Casa Mali 4* Boutique www.dominioncondesa.com 03 nights / Suite 

Breakfast at the hotel. Coyoacán which translates to “place of coyotes” in Nahuatl, is a historic neighborhood that has preserved its colonial charm while embracing a vibrant artsy atmosphere. As you stroll through the cobblestone streets of Coyoacán, you’ll be enchanted by the well-preserved colonial architecture. Colorful facades, charming courtyards, and lush gardens are a common sight. After this visit, we will head south of the city to visit Xochimilco, famous for its canals and floating gardens. We will enjoy a ride on a trajinera, a traditional wooden boat decorated with bright flowers, and navigate through the canals while enjoying live music. It is a unique experience that allows you to immerse yourself in the culture and tradition of Xochimilco and also appreciate the natural beauty of the floating gardens and canals surrounded by lush vegetation. Lunch in Xochimilco in the trajinera. We will take the opportunity to go to the cemetery to learn about the rites and traditions surrounding the Day of the Dead festivities. 

Breakfast at the hotel. Today we will have the opportunity to explore a city that perfectly blends its rich heritage with a modern spirit. We will stroll through its cobblestone streets and lively squares. The tour will start in the heart of Puebla: the Zócalo Square and the Cathedral, which has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will also discover the Chapel of the Rosary, a baroque masterpiece considered one of the most ornate in the Americas; the Palaquian Library, regarded as the first public library in the Americas. Be sure to visit the El Parián market, where you can buy souvenirs, textiles, and more. In the afternoon, we will explore Talavera pottery in the workshops and stores that line the streets. After lunch, we will visit the Amparo Museum, one of Mexico's most important cultural centers, which features several halls showcasing its collection of pre-Hispanic art, as well as an extensive collection of colonial and 19th- and 20th-century artworks.  

Breakfast not included. Today we will visit this beautiful city, we will visit its charming Zócalo surrounded by colorful colonial buildings, such as its Cathedral which is a work of baroque art, you can also visit the Temple of Santo Domingo and the Benito Juarez Market where you will find handicrafts, traditional foods and local products such as mezcal, chocolate and crickets. We will have a little degustation of this products. Afternoon at leisure to enjoy the city at your own rhythm. 

Breakfast not included. The Tree of Tule is the tree with the largest trunk diameter in the world. Its exact age is unknown, but it is estimated to be over 2000 years old. This ahuehuete (montezuma cypress) has a crown circumference of approximately 58 meters and a height of 42 meters. The trunk diameter measures 14.5 meters, and it is estimated that at least 30 people with outstretched arms are needed to encircle the tree, while about 500 people can fit in its shade. It is located in the square of the Santa María del Tule church, about 12 km from the city of Oaxaca. We will continue our trip to Teotitlan del Valle, located in the picturesque Oaxaca Valley, Mexico. This area offers a captivating blend of indigenous culture, craft heritage, and natural beauty. It is renowned for its intricate textiles, where skilled artisans weave rugs and tapestries using ancient methods passed down through generations. Our next stop will be Mitla, which means "Place of the Dead." It was the last pre-Hispanic monumental center built in the central valleys of Oaxaca. This site is where stone was treated like a precious gem, and the Zapotecs displayed their reverence for the dead. The most notable feature of this archaeological zone is the diverse decoration of its buildings, achieved through a carving system that sets it apart from the rest of the country. There are 5 groups of structures known as: Grupo del Sur, Grupo del Adobe, Grupo del Arroyo, Grupo de las Columnas, and Grupo de la Iglesia. The first two are classified as ceremonial groups, consisting of mounds and central plazas, while the remaining three are cataloged as palaces, organized with rooms around square courtyards. In the evening, we will return to Oaxaca, with the rest of the day free for personal exploration.

Breakfast is not included. At the scheduled time, transfer to Oaxaca International Airport for your flight home.