Que rico Mexico

1. DAY. Meeting of participants at the airport. Flight to Mexico City. Transfer to the hotel in the city center. Accommodation and overnight.
2. DAY. GUADALUPE - TEOTIHUACÁN - MEXICO CITYBreakfast. Visiting the National Anthropological Museum, where you can admire the monuments of pre-Columbian cultures: Aztecs, Zapotecs and Mayas. Transfer to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of GUADALUPE, where there is an original image of the Virgin Mary. Departure to TEOTIHUACÁN, the largest ancient city of Mexico - "the place where people become gods", included on the UNESCO list. Visiting the imposing ruins of the city: the Pyramid of the Moon, the Pyramid of the Sun, the Citadel, the Avenue of the Dead, the Temple of Quetzalcoatl. A short visit to the production site of beautiful volcanic stone products: obsidian and tasting local drinks. Back to MEXICO CITY. Sightseeing: the historic center of MEXICO CITY, entered on the UNESCO list: Zocalo - Constitution Square with the baroque Metropolitan Cathedral, the National Palace erected in the place of the palace of the last Aztec ruler - Montezuma, with murals of Diego Rivera, the ruins of Templo Mayor - the former Aztec temple. Return to the hotel. Dinner and overnight.
3. DAY. PUEBLABreakfast. Check out. Transfer to PUEBLA, known as the City of Angels, located in the valley between the volcanoes of La Malinche and Pico de Orizaba, a city famous for ceramics, sweets and numerous churches that adorn even the smallest street. Visiting the historic center included in the UNESCO list: the Puebla Cathedral (the second largest cathedral in Mexico), the Santo Domingo Church with the Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary (a jewel of Mexican Baroque), the street of sweets, the colorful El Parian market, the Los Sapos district of artists. Transfer to Oaxaca, where elements of Spanish and Indian culture intertwine, famous for its art galleries and shops with artistic handicrafts. Hotel accommodation. Dinner and overnight.
4. DAY. MONTE ALBÁN - OAXACABreakfast. Drive along a picturesque route through the Sierra Madre Mountains to the archaeological zone of MONTE ALBAN, the ancient capital of the Olmecs and Zapotecs, and at the same time one of the most magnificent pyramid complexes in Mexico (located approx. 2000 m above sea level). Visiting the archaeological site: North Platform, Observatory, pyramids, Palace of Dancers. Numerous pyramids, terraces and artificial mounds carved on the hillside are symbols of the sacred topography inscribed on the UNESCO list. Return to OAXACA. Lunch in a charming restaurant in the center. Walk through the picturesque winding streets of the colonial city and meet the colorful Indian culture. The historic center of Oaxaca is included in the UNESCO list: the 18th-century cathedral with a plateresco-style facade, the Santo Domingo church, whose stuccoed interior is one of the richest in Mexico. A visit to the market, where you can try and buy local chocolate products as well as fruit, vegetables and spices. Return to the hotel, overnight.
5. DAY. SANTA MARIA DEL TULE - MITLA - TEHUANTEPECBreakfast. Check out. Transfer to the village of SANTA MARIA DEL TULE, where the famous Tule tree stands next to a small church - a huge cypress, whose age is estimated at 2,000. years. Departure to one of the most famous archaeological sites of Mexico - MITLA. The complex includes, among others: a group of columns, a group of churches, remains of buildings and tombs. The intricate stone ornaments are the greatest treasure of this place. Transfer to TEHUANTEPEC, check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
DAY 6. SUMIDERO CANYON - SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASASBreakfast. Check out. Early in the morning, drive to the picturesque SUMIDERO CANYON, up to 1,200 m deep. A boat trip on the Grijalava River in the Sumidero National Park. Many animals live here: crocodiles, lizards and many species of birds - cormorants, kingfishers, vultures, pelicans. Transfer to SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS. Walk through the picturesque historic center of the colonial city built in 1524: the cathedral in Plaza del Marzo and the Church of Santo Domingo, which has a square with stalls where local people sell handicrafts. Check-in at the hotel, dinner and overnight.
7th DAY. SAN JUAN CHAMULA - ZINACANTANBreakfast. Transfer to the Indian village of SAN JUAN CHAMULA, where you can feel the atmosphere of the inhabitants' everyday life and their colorful traditions. In San Juan Chamula there is a church where shamans heal people with secret medicines known from ancient Mexican culture. Then the village of ZINACANTAN, where you will see how traditional huipils embroidered clothes are made. Return to the hotel. Free time and accommodation.
8th DAY. AGUA AZUL WATERFALLSBreakfast. Check out from the hotel. Take the exit towards Palenque. On the way, a stop (depending on weather conditions) at the AGUA AZUL WATERFALLS, whose water has a unique turquoise color, and free time for a bath. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation, dinner and overnight.
9. DAY. YAXCHILAN - BONAMPAKEarly departure towards the Guatemala border. Breakfast in the form of a package. A boat trip on the Usumacinta River to hidden in the jungle YAXCHILAN, an important archaeological site in Mexico, once an important cultural center, forming part of the so-called Mayan river culture. Visiting temples and buildings hidden among the rich flora and fauna, with many well-preserved sculptures. Lunch. Transfer to BONAMPAK, an archaeological zone with sacred buildings, with wonderful murals, murals in one of the Mayan temples. This sacred place is looked after by the Lacandones Indians. Return to the hotel, overnight.
10. DAY. PALENQUE - CAMPECHEBreakfast. Check out. Visiting PALENQUE, which is one of the greatest attractions of Mexico, entered on the UNESCO list. The architectural masterpieces of the ancient Maya rise on hills covered with tropical forests. Visiting pre-Columbian ruins: Temple of the Inscriptions, Temple of the Sun, Temple of the Cross, Observatory. Transfer to CAMPECHE, which is a living museum of colonial and republican times. A walk through the restored historic center, entered on the UNESCO list. The towers, remains of the city walls and beautifully renovated, multi-colored houses give the city a specific, romantic atmosphere. Check-in at the hotel, dinner and overnight.
11. DAY. BECAL – UXMAL – MÉRIDA Breakfast. Check out. Transfer to BECAL, famous for the production of Panama straw hats and sombreros. Here you can see how local women weave hats from palm fibers. Transfer to UXMAL, under the patronage of UNESCO, with one of the most beautiful archaeological sites on the Yucatan Peninsula, where the famous Mayan ruins are located. Sightseeing: The Great Pyramid of the Magician, also known as the Pyramid of the Dwarf, the House of the Nuns, the Governor's Palace. Visit to the Cocoa Museum. Drive to MÉRIDA, a colonial city in the west of the Yucatan Peninsula. An evening walk through picturesque streets. Check-in at the hotel, dinner and overnight.
12. DAY. CHICHÉN ITZÁ - CENOTA IKKIL - CANCÚNBreakfast. Check out. Transfer to CHICHÉN ITZÁ, the most intriguing Mayan city in the entire Yucatan Peninsula, entered on the UNESCO list. Visiting the ruins, including Cuculcan's Pyramid, Temple of Warriors, pelota field. Bathing in a miraculous karst well - IKKIL PRICE. Transfer to CANCÚN, a popular bathing resort on the Caribbean Sea. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
DAY 13. CANCÚNBreakfast. Check-out, transfer to the airport, departure to Poland.
14. DAY. Arrival to Poland.

BENEFITS:12 nights in hotels **: 2 in Mexico City, 2 in Oaxaca, 1 in Tehuantepec, 2 in San Cristobal de las Casas, 2 in Palenque, 1 in Campeche, 1 in Merida, 1 in Cancun 2-person rooms (1 extra bed available; there are only 2 double beds in the room) with bathrooms • meals: 12 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 8 dinners • flight • transfer by air-conditioned van, minibus or coach (depending on the number of people) • pilot care • KL insurance and NW

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