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A private day linking Mitla's ruins, a weaving village, a mezcal stop, and Hierve el Agua.
A private full-day tour connecting four real stops in one route: the Mitla archaeological site, the weaving village of Teotitlán del Valle, a mezcal distillery, and the Hierve el Agua rock pools.
This private tour is designed around the flexibility a personal guide allows — you set your own schedule and pace across four real stops in the Central Valleys: Mitla's carved stone ruins, a weaving workshop in Teotitlán del Valle ('the weavers' town'), a mezcal tasting at a family distillery, and the Hierve el Agua rock pools. Your local host has direct connections to the artisan families along the route, giving access to workshops and conversations that a larger group tour typically doesn't get.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Hotel pickup in Oaxaca City included, with private transportation for the full route.
Pre-Columbian ruins famous for their intricate carved stone mosaic fretwork.
A Zapotec textile village where rugs are still woven by hand using natural dyes.
A stop at a small family distillery to learn how mezcal is made and taste it firsthand.
The petrified-waterfall rock formations and natural pools, with time to walk the trails.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private full-day tour connecting four real stops in one route: the Mitla archaeological site, the weaving village of Teotitlán del Valle, a mezcal distillery, and the Hierve el Agua rock pools. This private tour is designed around the flexibility a personal guide allows — you set your own schedule and pace across four real stops in the Central Valleys: Mitla's carved stone ruins, a weaving workshop in Teotitlán del Valle ('the weavers' town'), a mezcal tasting at a family distillery, and the Hierve el Agua rock pools. Your local host has direct connections to the artisan families along the route, giving access to workshops and conversations that a larger group tour typically doesn't get.
Mitla's mosaics are made from small cut stones fitted without mortar, and the stepped-fret designs are widely read as a stylized sky serpent, though interpretations differ. The site was a Zapotec sacred burial place with strong Mixtec influence, and a church was built over one courtyard in the 17th century.
Mezcal in Oaxaca is typically made from agave such as espadín roasted in underground pits, crushed with a stone tahona and fermented naturally in open vats, though methods vary by producer. Tasting at a family distillery shows how much the process shapes the flavour.
Hierve el Agua closes the day: travertine formations built by mineral-saturated spring water, about 70 km east of Oaxaca City and some 14 km from Mitla, so it fits naturally with the ruins on the same road.
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