Oaxaca de Juarez: Traditional Oaxacan Cooking Class
Firewood mole teaches Oaxaca fast. This 5-hour class with Cocina Oaxaqueña Sonia pulls you out beyond the city and into […]
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Oaxaca: Mezcal Adventure
Mezcal lessons start before you even taste. This 7-hour trip moves you from Oaxaca’s Valley of Tlacolula to Santiago Matatlán,
a day in the life of a Zapotec village
A day in the village starts at home. This Zapotec day trip in Oaxaca feels personal from the start: you
Private Oaxaca Street Food Tour – Best Rated
Street food, minus the guesswork, is what you get on this private Oaxaca street food tour. I love that the
Street Art Tour With An Artist in Oaxaca
Street art in Oaxaca tells stories fast. This 2-hour walk takes you through neighborhoods where murals carry history and present-day
From Oaxaca: City, Mitla, and Mezcal Factory Tour
Big trees, ancient ruins, and mezcal in one day. I love the stop at the El Tule Tree, a monumental
Oaxaca: Monte Alban and the Art of Oaxaca
One great day in Oaxaca starts with ancient ruins. This trip strings together the Zapotec world at Monte Albán and
Experience the Mezcal Tour in Oaxaca
Mezcal starts with dirt and patience. This Oaxaca experience takes you from the outskirts of Oaxaca City to a family-run
Ruta mágica de las artesanías
Craft days in Oaxaca beat museum days. This tour is a practical way to see how three big Oaxacan crafts
Street Food and 3 Markets Tour, Meat or Veggie Options
Follow your nose through Oaxaca food. This 3-hour street-food and market loop is built for quick tastings and real local
Caminos del Condoy: Boiling water, Mitla. Mezcal
A day trip like this is usually a juggling act. Here, you get a full hit list of Oaxaca highlights
Oaxaca: Monte Albán, Hierve el agua, Mezcal and Teotitlán
Monte Albán and mezcal in one day is a strong combo. This private 9-hour route strings together Zapotec history, ocean-like
FULL Oaxaca Experience (Small Groups)
Oaxaca has a way of turning one day into three. This small-group outing mixes famous sights with hands-on culture, from
Paint your Alebrije with the Jimenez family.
Your alebrije starts with a drive. In Arrazola, the Jimenez family walks you through how wooden alebrijes are carved and
Oaxaca city bike ride – History & traditions
Old Oaxaca makes sense on two wheels. This 2.5-hour bike loop threads together six meaningful stops, from a major cemetery