Starting with a visit to El Tule, a small town famous for its ancient tree, a cypress with a remarkable diameter. This millennial tree, known as "El Árbol del Tule", is revered as one of the oldest and largest living beings in the world.
The next stop takes us to a mezcal factory, where experts distill this iconic Mexican drink. Here, visitors have the opportunity to dive into the mezcal production process, from agave harvesting to distillation, learning about the traditions passed down through generations.
Exploring the Mitla archaeological site, we delve into the historical richness of the Zapotec culture. This archaeological site features impressive constructions and unique decorative motifs, revealing the artistic and architectural mastery of this ancient civilization.
Teotitlán del Valle welcomes us with its colorful looms, where local artisans create traditional rugs and textiles. Here, visitors can appreciate the manual skill of the weavers and immerse themselves in the rich textile tradition that has endured over time.
The day culminates at Hierve el Agua, a stunning place where mineral springs create petrified formations resembling frozen waterfalls. In addition to enjoying the breathtaking views, visitors can relax in the natural pools and experience the unique tranquility of this natural setting.