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 B.C. to 800 A.D.
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Over 150 families in this carpet-weaving villag...
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The handicrafts market at the corner of Ckilapa...
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A stroll through the Central de Abastos, the ci...
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The spot to pick up local produce and blocks of...
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The former monestary- a 16th-century colonial b...
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The former monestary- a 16th-century colonial b...
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Nearby Hotels
A cooperative of eight villages located in the ...
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Originally a Dominican convent built in 1576, t...
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The bare-bones hotel serves simple food and drink.
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Relax in a hammock on the open-air terrace of t...
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A 16th-century convent with beautiful courtyard...
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A 17th-century hacienda that was once owned by ...
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Nearby Restaurants
Drop by this homey restaurant for slow-roasted ...
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A smaller marketplace off the beaten path. Chur...
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A smaller marketplace off the beaten path. Chur...
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This little spot is owned by Amado Ramír...
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The restaurant, owned by the Mendoza sisters, s...
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The kitchen that launched the town’s culinary r...
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