• Arrive in Mexico City and transfer to the hotel in Teotihuacan.

• Early departure (6:00 am). 
• Excursion to Teotihuacan, the capital of a mysterious civilization whose influence spreads over the territory of modern Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and even Nicaragua. 
• Start exploration of the archaeological site with a balloon flight over the pyramids.
• Continue with a walking tour of the ancient city.
• Visit the most important Catholic sanctuary of Latin America - Basilica of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
• Mexico City tour includes visits to Metropolitan Cathedral, Zocalo square, Presidential Palace with the most famous murals by Mexican artist Diego Riviera, the observation deck at Latino-Americana Tower, Reforma Avenue, National Anthropology Museum, etc.

Return to the Hotel.

• Transfer to Puebla.

• Take a walk through the historic center of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, visiting the Cathedral of Puebla (the second-largest Catholic structure in the country) as well as the Cathedral of Santo Domingo, whose recesses keep one of the most beautiful human-made masterpiece in the Western Hemisphere - Rosario Chapel.

• Next, visit the oldest active factory producing traditional Talavera pottery.

• Taste the most delicious dishes of Poblano cuisine (different types of mole poblano, chile relleno, chile en nogada, etc.) in one of the cosy cafes here.

• Explore the smallest volcano in the world, located in the suburbs of Puebla.

• Transfer to Oaxaca.

• In the morning, visit the Monte Alban archaeological site - the ceremonial centre of Zapotec and Mixtec civilizations - rising on the hill above the city of Oaxaca.

• Next, go on a city tour of Oaxaca, which is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Visit the central market and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of real Mexican life. 

• Later, stop by the gigantic 2000-year old tree of Tule.

• Excursion to a small distillery of Mezcal - the second most popular liquor of Mexico. 

• Drive through the scenic Sierra Madre mountains to the city of Tehuantepec or Salina Cruz.

Return to the hotel. 

• Visit one of Mexico's most beautiful natural attractions - Sumidero canyon with slopes up to 1000 m. 

• Take a breathtaking boat trip through the canyon along the Grijalva River.

• Transfer to San Juan Chamula, which is considered the main centre of the Maya Tzotzil tribe. T

• Visit the main sanctuary of Tzotzil - the church of St. John the Baptist. The local religion is a combination of the Catholic faith and ancient paganism.

• If desired, participate in one of the Tzotzil rituals.

• In the evening, arrive at the cultural capital of Chiapas state - San Cristobal de las Casas, where numerous indigenous tribes neighbour with Europeans.

Return to the hotel. 

• Take a scenic mountain drive to the archaeological site of Tonina. Seldom visited by tourists, Tonina is an awe-inspiring Mayan city with a colossal 70-meter high pyramid that you could climb. 

• Transfer to beautiful 35-meter high Misol-Ha waterfall.

• Take a relaxing swim, and feel free to venture into the cavern behind it.

• Transfer to the town of Palenque.

• Visit one of the most amazing Mayan cities - Palenque. 

• Besides the archaeological site, admire the best present reconstruction of the tomb of the famous Palenque ruler - Pakal the Great.

• Take a short jungle walk and familiarize yourself with the wild species native to the region.

• Transfer to the beautiful colonial city of Campeche, which played a key role in developing the Spanish colony.

• Transfer to Celestun Natural Biosphere Reserve - home to one of the largest colonies of flamingos in the Western Hemisphere.

• Enjoy a boat trip on the natural lagoon and mangroves.

• Visit the ancient Mayan city of Uxmal, which represents a fine example of decorative Mayan art.

• Be sure to visit the souvenir stalls.

• Transfer to Chichen-Itza. It is better to stay overnight next to the archaeological site so that you can be the first one to enter in the morning before crowds of tourists arrive from Cancun.

• Visit the archaeological site of Chichen Itza; the ruins considered sacred among two Meso-American civilizations. This is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and a pilgrimage destination for spiritualists from all over the world.

• Further, get an opportunity to explore one of the biggest underground rivers of Yucatan, naturally decorated with limestone formations - stalactites, stalagmites, columns, etc. This underground river is located not far from Playa del Carmen.

• Transfer to your hotel in Cancun or Riviera Maya.

End of the tour.