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The Guelaguetza is recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, acknowledging its importance in preserving and promoting indigenous traditions. Experience the magic of Mexico's Guelaguetza festival with our guided tour to Oaxaca, from colorful parades to traditional dances, this trip is your passport to the heart of Mexican culture

 

The word "Guelaguetza" comes from the Zapotec language and roughly translates to "reciprocal exchange of gifts and services."

 

Visit some of the most iconic places and celebrate the traditions ending the celebrations with a relaxing visit to the beach.

Experience the vibrant culture and rich traditions of Oaxaca, Mexico with our 7-day visit for Guelaguetza! Join us for this spectacular celebration of indigenous culture, featuring traditional dance, music, and food from the 7 regions of Oaxaca. From the bustling city to the remote villages, our trip offers a unique and immersive experience of Mexican culture.

  • San Bartolo Coyotepec

  • Puerto Escondido

  • Boat ride 

  • Local Bilingual Guide

  • Breakfast

  • Memory book of trip

  • Personalize gift

  • Drop off to the airport

  • Pick up from Airport

  • Hospitality (double occupancy)

  • Local Transportation

  • Entrance to places of interest 

  • Hierve el Agua

  • Monte Alban

  • Santo Domingo

  • Ocotlan

  • San Martin Tilcajete

Our travel destinations:

2000 usd per person

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​10 things to do during the celebration: 

  1. Attend the main events, including the traditional dance performances and parades, which showcase the vibrant culture and history of Oaxaca.

  2. Explore the food market, where you can sample delicious traditional dishes and drinks, such as tlayudas, mezcal, and chocolate.

  3. Visit the artisan markets, where you can buy unique handicrafts made by local artists, including textiles, ceramics, and wood carvings.

  4. Take a cooking class to learn how to make some of the traditional Oaxacan dishes, such as mole or tamales.

  5. Attend a mezcal tasting to learn about the history and production process of this iconic Oaxacan drink.

  6. Visit the archeological sites, such as Monte Albán or Mitla, to learn about the rich history of the region.

  7. Take a walking tour of the city to see the beautiful colonial architecture and learn about the history and culture of Oaxaca.

  8. Attend a cultural workshop to learn about traditional dances, music, or crafts, and participate in hands-on activities.

  9. Take a day trip to the surrounding villages to learn about the unique traditions and cultures of each community.

  10. Join in the festivities and celebrations, and immerse yourself in the vibrant and joyful spirit of Guelaguetza.

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