Activities in Veracruz, Oaxaca + The South

The spot to pick up local produce and blocks of Oaxaca’s famous cheese. Adventurous diners shouldn’t miss the food stalls in the meat market section.

Rugs, baskets, herbs, fresh fruits, and blooming flowers are all for sale here. Open daily (arts and crafts on Saturdays only).

The handicrafts market at the corner of Ckilapana and Socaire, in San Pedro de Atacama, sells downy-soft alpaca and llama wraps made by artisans in ne

Take in the scenery at this overlook clinging to the 3,000-foot walls of Sumidero Canyon.

This ancient Zapotec regional capital is about five miles west of Oaxaca. The preserved city allows a glimpse into the lives of area natives from 500

The former monestary- a 16th-century colonial building with vaulted corridors, arched windows, and magnificent staircases - houses a vast collection o

Over 150 families in this carpet-weaving village earn their living by "painting on wool." Their technique, which uses only natural dyes, dates from th