Monte Albán is the most important archaeological site in the Oaxacan state, of unique regional importance due to the religious, political, and economic control that the Zapotec state exercised over the population of the Oaxaca Valley for more than thirteen centuries.

The name mezcal has its roots in one of the ancient native languages of the area and translates as 'cooked agave (also known as maguey). Although pre-Hispanic Oaxacans used maguey to make pulque (an unsweetened alcoholic beverage),

The Santo Domingo Cultural Center is a cultural complex located in what was once one of the most important convents of the colony. It is a large convent where the

Oaxaca City, the state capital, is famous for its architecture and rich cultural traditions. Oaxaca also boasts a splendid and varied cuisine and spring-like weather all year round. UNESCO declared the city a World Heritage Site.

An ideal space for alternative tourism, Oaxaca offers activities such as hiking, mountain biking, rappelling, climbing, zip-lining, horseback riding, flora and fauna observation and more, in close contact with nature. The visitor can also witness the various aspects of

The crafts in Oaxaca are so varied and of such good quality that they have become a tourist attraction. The ancestral traditions, the diversity of ethnic groups, as well as the richness of the state's history have been able to