The Hidalgo Market, located in the Reforma neighborhood of Oaxaca de Juárez, is a space that reflects the daily life and rich gastronomy of the Oaxacan capital. Its aisles are a vibrant mix of aromas, colors, and flavors, inviting visitors to discover everything from traditional snacks to fresh regional produce, making it a popular meeting place for both locals and tourists.
An initiative in Mexico City, in San Andrés Mixquic, that promotes community-based tourism through local participation, training, and the valorization of traditions.
A living tradition among canals and chinampas.
History, flavor, and Jesuit tradition. Discover the rural magic of an authentic "Pueblo Señorial"!
San Juan Teitipac, in the Central Valleys of Oaxaca, is a community with a strong cultural identity and Zapotec tradition. It is widely recognized for the artisanal production of stone metates and molcajetes, handcrafted pieces that reflect the skill and legacy of its artisans.
Discover the essence of the Sinaloan countryside—a community full of tradition, culture, and hospitality where you can experience the authentic spirit of Navolato.
Discover an ancient legacy: explore the trails of Tacuichamona and admire the mysterious petroglyphs that tell the story of the ancient cultures that inhabited Sinaloa, in a setting full of nature, tradition, and ancestral heritage.
Costa Rica is a vibrant community near Culiacán, where the history of the countryside, sugarcane production, and rural life showcase the essence of the Sinaloan valley.
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