Mitla: The City of the Dead and Magic Town of Oaxaca Travel through time and discover one of the most fascinating ceremonial centers of Mesoamerica with our guided tour of the Mitla Archaeological Zone. Recognised for its unique architecture and its deep spiritual importance to Zapotec culture, Mitla—whose Nahuatl name means "Place of the Dead"—will surprise you with its imposing palaces and its famous stone fretwork, made with thousands of perfectly assembled fragments without the use of mortar. Complement your tour by delving into the heart of the Magic Town of Mitla. Walk through its traditional streets, visit the historic church of San Pablo (built on pre-Hispanic platforms) and discover the vibrant atmosphere of this charming town, also famous for its artisanal production and local workshops.

Teotitlán del Valle: Cradle of Wool Rugs and Textile Tradition. Dive into the heart of Zapotec culture with a visit to Teotitlán del Valle, an iconic artisan village in Oaxaca world-famous for its mastery of textile art. Here, local families have preserved the pedal loom technique from generation to generation since the Colonial era, creating beautiful wool pieces with pre-Hispanic and contemporary designs. During this stop of your private tour, you will have the unique opportunity to visit a traditional family workshop. Discover the fascinating artisanal production process: from the carding and spinning of wool to the creation of colours and natural dyes extracted from Oaxacan nature, such as cochineal, indigo, pericón, and nut husks. An unmissable experience for lovers of popular art, design, and conscious shopping.

Santiago Matatlán: Visit to the World Capital of Mezcal (Optional Experience) Immerse yourself in the cradle of one of Mexico's most emblematic drinks by visiting Santiago Matatlán, officially recognised as the World Capital of Mezcal. On this optional tour designed for lovers of distilled spirits culture, you will get a close look at the fascinating artisanal process of mezcal: from the extensive agave fields to the stone conical ovens, the traditional milling, natural fermentation in wooden vats, and distillation in stills. Immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of a traditional family mezcalería, where master mezcaleros share secrets passed down from generation to generation. Conclude the visit with a guided tasting of exceptional expressions (such as Espadín agave, Tepeztate, Tobalá, among others), learning to perceive aromas, smoky notes, and unique nuances in every sip.Flexibility note: This visit is completely optional.