Adventure & NatureSierra Juárez Guide: Hiking Above the Clouds in Oaxaca
Most travelers come to Oaxaca for its markets, mole, and mezcal — and they leave completely changed by all three. But the ones who venture north, into the
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Most travelers come to Oaxaca for its markets, mole, and mezcal — and they leave completely changed by all three. But the ones who venture north, into the
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Most visitors come to Oaxaca for the mole, the markets, and the magnificent ruins — and rightly so. But just beyond the city’s cobblestone streets lies a world
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Everyone knows Monte Albán. But Oaxaca’s ancient world doesn’t begin and end with that hilltop citadel. Scattered across the Central Valleys and beyond lie Zapotec and Mixtec sites
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If you’ve landed in Oaxaca and someone hands you a small clay cup filled with smoky, golden liquid — congratulations, you’re about to have your mezcal moment. Oaxaca
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Rising dramatically above the valleys of Oaxaca, Monte Albán is one of the most awe-inspiring ancient sites in all of the Americas. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was
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If you’ve been wondering whether Oaxaca is safe to visit in 2026, the answer is a resounding yes. Recognized internationally for its vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and legendary
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Perched high in the cloud-forest mountains of the Sierra Juárez, the Glass Viewpoint (Mirador de Cristal) in Ixtlán de Juárez is one of Oaxaca’s most thrilling and photogenic
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Oaxaca has become one of Mexico’s most celebrated destinations — and with good reason. From the ancient ruins of Monte Albán to the cascading cliffs of Hierve el
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Every July, the city of Oaxaca transforms. The streets fill with color, the air vibrates with marimba and brass bands, and communities from all eight regions of Oaxaca
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Every July, Oaxaca City transforms into the beating heart of indigenous Mexico. The streets fill with color, music rises from the hillsides, and communities from across the state
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