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Explore the ancient archaeological site of Xochicalco
Discover pre-Hispanic art, astronomy and architecture
Experience Taxco’s colonial charm and religious traditions
Admire Santa Prisca and historic silver craftsmanship
Xochicalco, Taxco and Cacahuamilpa: History, Culture and Nature
At Xochicalco, archaeology, history and the natural landscape come together to reveal important elements of pre-Hispanic tradition. Explore calendar symbols, defensive architecture, ritual ball games and ceremonial practices, while the Plumed Serpent Pyramid demonstrates the artistic achievements of the ancient city. The site’s natural setting also offers insight into its astronomical traditions and ancient observatory.
The journey continues through Taxco, where cobblestone streets, hilltop views and deeply rooted religious traditions define the city’s distinctive character. Highlights include the Bernardino de Siena celebrations, particularly during the five days of Easter, along with the magnificent Santa Prisca Church, Humboldt Mansion and Spratling Silver Museum.
Taxco’s identity is closely connected to its renowned silver craftsmanship, celebrated through national and international competitions and exceptional examples of religious art. Combined with its dramatic hillside setting and colonial architecture, the city offers a fascinating blend of history, culture, craftsmanship and everyday Mexican life.
At Cacahuamilpa and Pozas Azules, the journey turns toward Mexico’s natural resources and outdoor adventures. Explore spectacular cave formations, hike through lush, jungle-like landscapes and experience activities such as zip-lining and bridge crossings. Available as two- or three-day options, the journey brings together archaeology, history, culture and nature in one memorable experience.
Xochicalco, Taxco and Cacahuamilpa: History, Culture and Nature
At Xochicalco, archaeology, history and the natural landscape come together to reveal important elements of pre-Hispanic tradition. Explore calendar symbols, defensive architecture, ritual ball games and ceremonial practices, while the Plumed Serpent Pyramid demonstrates the artistic achievements of the ancient city. The site’s natural setting also offers insight into its astronomical traditions and ancient observatory.
The journey continues through Taxco, where cobblestone streets, hilltop views and deeply rooted religious traditions define the city’s distinctive character. Highlights include the Bernardino de Siena celebrations, particularly during the five days of Easter, along with the magnificent Santa Prisca Church, Humboldt Mansion and Spratling Silver Museum.
Taxco’s identity is closely connected to its renowned silver craftsmanship, celebrated through national and international competitions and exceptional examples of religious art. Combined with its dramatic hillside setting and colonial architecture, the city offers a fascinating blend of history, culture, craftsmanship and everyday Mexican life.
At Cacahuamilpa and Pozas Azules, the journey turns toward Mexico’s natural resources and outdoor adventures. Explore spectacular cave formations, hike through lush, jungle-like landscapes and experience activities such as zip-lining and bridge crossings. Available as two- or three-day options, the journey brings together archaeology, history, culture and nature in one memorable experience.
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- Lunch
- Gratuities
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Activity Provider: Tour guide Daniel Mendivil


