DAY 1: 29.10.24 – MEXICO CITY
Arrival in Mexico City. Transfer to the hotel (driver only). Hotel accommodation.

DAY 2: 30.10.25 – TEOTIHUACAN + CITY TOUR (approximately 6 hours)
City tour of downtown includes a visit to Zócalo Square, the political center of the country, and the Metropolitan Cathedral. You will also see Mexico City’s most beautiful street – Paseo de la Reforma, which is famous for its many monuments and statues, and much more.
During this period, Reforma Street transforms, with giant skulls painted in Mexican motifs installed along the entire avenue. At the main Zócalo Square, ornately decorated altars with bright flowers, candles, and paintings will be set up – featuring a female skeleton adorned with a giant hat with feathers, a part of Mexican folklore.
Afterward, you’ll explore the “city where people become gods” – Teotihuacan, and see the famous Sun and Moon Pyramids. You will also visit the stone workshop museum, where you will learn about the stone cult of the Aztecs and see replicas of sculptures and masks of gods made from sacred obsidian stone.
Lunch is not included. Return to the hotel.

In the evening, at 18:00, transfer to the Porfirio’s restaurant for dinner (dinner not included).
Porfirio’s is an elegant establishment in Mexico City, known for its modern approach to traditional Mexican cuisine. The menu includes a variety of dishes made from fresh local ingredients, featuring both classic Mexican recipes and the chef’s signature creations. Special attention is given to traditional cooking techniques to preserve the authentic taste of the dishes. The restaurant also offers an extensive selection of tequila and mezcal, as well as carefully chosen wines that complement the gastronomic offerings.

DAY 3: 31.10.25 – MEXICO CITY – PUEBLA (130 km)
After breakfast, transfer to the colonial city of Puebla. According to legend, an angel appeared to a bishop, pointing to the location of the future city.
A picturesque road leads to the “City of Angels,” guarded by two active volcanoes, Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl, with their snow-capped peaks reaching high into the sky. The city itself will impress you with its magnificent colonial architecture and historical monuments, including the Chapel of Rosario, the Monastery of Santo Domingo, and the City Cathedral, all protected by UNESCO.
Churches and houses decorated with Talavera ceramic tiles, the landscapes of surrounding mountains and volcanoes, make this city a dream for lovers of beautiful photos and old architecture.
If your main weakness is cuisine, the “gastronomic capital of Mexico” will not disappoint. Be sure to try the “mole poblano” sauce, which combines the unparalleled taste of chocolate and spicy chili, as well as the famous stuffed chili – chiles en nogada.
Rest at the hotel.

DAY 4: 01.11.25 – PUEBLA – OAXACA (345 km)
After breakfast, transfer to the colonial city of Oaxaca.
A city tour of Oaxaca on the Day of the Dead immerses you in the unique atmosphere of Mexican culture and traditions.
First, on this day, you will visit the 20th of November Market, where you can see locals preparing for the holiday by buying traditional foods and treats such as pan de muerto (bread of the dead) and chocolate.
The rest of the day includes visiting Santa Catalina Square, where you can enjoy the lively festival atmosphere, watch parades, and street performances. An important part of the tour is visiting altars (ofrendas), where families and friends prepare altars for the deceased, decorated with photographs, favorite dishes, and items significant to the deceased.
You will also have the chance to see traditional crafts in workshops and shops, and then conclude the day with dinner at a restaurant that serves dishes specially prepared for the holiday.
In the evening, if you still have the energy after a full day, you can join the nighttime procession, watching the parade of costumes and masks, creating an unforgettable atmosphere. You will also visit a local cemetery, where you can see how the graves of ancestors are decorated with flowers, candles, and offerings, and feel the atmosphere of respect and joy.

DAY 5: 02.11.25 – OAXACA – HIERVE EL AGUA WATERFALLS – MEZCAL TASTING – OAXACA (approximately 5 hours)
Hierva el agua – frozen stone waterfalls, one of the most interesting natural landmarks in Oaxaca.
The waterfall, which reaches 90 meters in height, is truly an impressive sight.
The frozen waterfall formed as mineral-rich water emerged through karst limestone. Passing through a natural filter, warm underground waters flowed down the mountain slope, with minerals deposited on the surface over thousands of years, gradually creating the appearance of a frozen water flow. The color of the mineral deposits on the surface of the mountain is white, while the water in the two mineral pools formed on the slope is yellow due to a high level of calcium carbonate, magnesium, and sulfur.
The formation process is similar to that of stalactites, except that in this case, the water flowed outward instead of inward.
Yerba el Agua consists of two waterfalls. One, 30 meters tall and 60 meters wide, is called Cascada Chica or “small waterfall.” The other, Cascada Grande or “big waterfall,” is even larger.
Return to the hotel.

DAY 6: 03.11.25 – OAXACA – CANCUN
Transfer to the airport (driver only) and flight to Cancun.
Arrival at Cancun airport and transfer to the selected hotel for the continuation of your stay (driver only).

DAY 7: 04.11.25 – HOTEL REST DAY

DAY 8: 05.11.25 – EK BALAM + SWIMMING IN CENOTE – COLONIAL CITY OF VALLADOLID – CANCUN (approximately 10 hours)
Ek Balam – the city of the Maya civilization, known for its authentic, well-preserved stucco figures. Despite its small size, the archaeological site impresses with its Acropolis. This pyramid served as the Palace of the Ruler, and when you reach its top, you will get an incredible view.
In the afternoon, swim in a cenote with crystal-clear water and visit Valladolid, one of the first cities in colonial Mexico.
Lunch is not included.

DAY 9: 06.11.25 – HOTEL REST DAY

DAY 10: 07.11.25 – TRANSFER TO THE AIRPORT