• Zona Arqueologica de Mitla - HIERVE EL AGUA – Spanish for “the water boils.” It is believed to have been a sacred place for the ancient Zapotec. The site features two rock cliffs, one descending twelve meters and the other thirty meters, both resembling waterfalls. These formations are created by fresh water springs, whose water is oversaturated with calcium carbonate and other minerals. There is a natural platform with four springs and pools where visitors can swim in these thermal waters.
• Teotitlan del Valle - TEOTITLAN DEL VALLE - Wool rugs in this town are crafted on domestic looms, using natural dyes like indigo, cochineal, and stone moss for their pigmentation.
• Hierve el Agua - MEZCAL - We visit the Mezcal factory where you will see the process of making this flavorful drink and also have the opportunity to try different kinds of Mezcal creams.
• El Rey de Matatlan - (we visit Mitla only from Wednesday to Sunday) MITLA - The name Mitla is derived from the Nahuatl name Mictlán, which means the place of the dead or underworld.
• Donají - The guide gives you time to eat.
• Santa Maria del Tule - .

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Discover the awe-inspiring natural wonder of the Giant Tule Tree, which has stood for over 2,000 years. The journey continues to the archaeological site of Mitla, renowned for its unique building ornamentation achieved through intricate geometric designs. Next, explore Teotitlán del Valle, famous for its exquisite wool mats. The tour proceeds to Hierve el Agua, where the stunning petrified waterfalls await. Finally, visit a mezcal distillery to conclude the tour. Please note, the order of visits may vary.

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