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Quote: I have explored this site with my travel-met friend: adventurous minded girl! (Surprisingly for me) from Israel. We decided not to pay some 40 pesos entrance fee(what else would you expect gathering Checks and… Read More
Quote: This is the largest permanent market in Oaxaca City (the Mercado Abastos is the enormous one on Sundays). You can find anything here, from toasted grasshoppers to handmade rugs. Seemingly endless rows of stalls… Read More
Quote: This is really an art and culture museum inside an old 15th-century convent attached to a beautiful church called Santo Domingo. We spent 2 hours just soaking up all the incredible pictures, artifacts, and views… Read More
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Quote: I went on a microfinance tour organised by Fundación En Vía, an Oaxacan non-profit that gives out small loans to women in need in communities around Oaxaca. 100% of the tour fee was used completely to provide… Read More
Quote: There are hundreds of workshops for barro negro, the black pottery in San Bartolo Coyotepec, a short drive from Oaxaca. But whether you’re a bargain hunter, a retailer seeking product, a decorator, a folk-art… Read More
Quote: With so many interesting stops on the Friday route from Oaxaca to Ocotlán, most tourists err in missing one of the most fascinating sites in town, the cuchillería of knifemaker Ängel Aguilar. Step hundreds of… Read More
Quote: This museum is one of the most impressive I have seen in terms of its pre-Hispanic collection. Unfortunately for non-Spanish speakers there are no signs in English. The Spanish explanations, however, are very… Read More