• Teotitlan del Valle - Dive into the vibrant heritage of Mexican cuisine with an interactive cooking class led by a genuine traditional cook whose family recipes boast over 500 years of history. This experience is more than just a cooking class—it’s a journey into the heart of Mexico’s culinary essence, celebrated as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

Participants will create iconic dishes entirely from scratch, such as rich, complex moles, delicate tamales wrapped in corn husks, and smooth hot chocolate made using traditional grinding techniques. All ingredients are organic and freshly sourced from the local community, providing an unforgettable farm-to-table experience without processed fats and additives.

In addition to cooking, participants will explore the artistry of Mexico’s textile traditions. Visit a family-operated workshop where generations have perfected the backstrap loom and natural dye techniques using local plants and minerals, preserving ancient knowledge in every woven piece.

Finally, be amazed by the legendary Tule Tree—regarded as the largest and oldest tree on earth. Stand under its vast canopy and experience the connection between Mexico’s natural wonders and its cultural traditions.

• Textiles and Dyes Atelier
• English Speaking Guide (if chosen)
• Ground Transfer from Oaxaca city to Teotitlan del Valle (if chosen)
• Visit Tule tree
• Cooking Class with Lunch and Mezcal
• Market Visit

• Tips

• Tamales
• Mole with Chicken or Vegetables
• Hot Chocolate and Bread

Embark on an exploration of Oaxacan culture with a traditional cook, recognized by UNESCO as a protector of Mexican heritage. This tour supports local families and celebrates the women who safeguard Mexico’s culinary traditions. Start at the lively market in Teotitlán del Valle, choosing ingredients that revive ancient recipes, before proceeding to our host’s home for a warm reception with traditional Oaxacan bread and chocolate. Discover how to make tamales and moles (green, red, black) using age-old methods on the metate and comal.

After savoring your creations with a tasting of artisanal mezcal, visit a family-run textile workshop where handmade rugs and contemporary items, such as hats and bags, merge tradition with modernity. Conclude this extraordinary journey with a visit to the legendary Tule Tree, a living emblem of Oaxaca’s heritage.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.