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Taste of Puebla
Nationally known for its mole, tacos, sandwiches, candies, and fried masa snacks, the city of Puebla is a food lover’s paradise. On this tour, you’ll feast on tacos árabes with smoky chipotle salsa, which were invented not too far from the Zócalo. You’ll try a crunchy pelona, a sandwich of shredded beef, Mexican cream and salsa served on fried bread. You’ll try a tasting of artisan candies as well as visit the oldest market in Puebla, La Acocota, where you’ll learn about typical Mexican ingredients and taste native fruits and indulge in a taste of mole poblano, the spicy, chocolate-tinged sauce that Puebla is famous for. You’ll also try the cemita, Puebla’s most famous sandwich, filled with pounded-thin, breaded steak, stringy quesillo, sweet chipotles, and bitter pápalo herb, all on a lightly crunchy roll. And finally, we'll end with a taste of an artisan liqueur. You’ll finish the tour knowing why Puebla’s food scene is unlike any other!
Malinche Summit Experience (private tour)
The place by tradition for mountaineers and hikers national and foreign. La Malinche is an inactive volcano of 4.461 meters, is the fifth highest mountain in Mexico is an excellent place for mountaineers who start in this sport. Have you ever climbed a mountain?, or would like a challenge of another level, come and join us to conquer the summit of the fifth highest mountain in Mexico with more than 4000 meters. THINGS YOU WILL NEED: Warm clothes, Medium / high mountain boots (not tennis), Small backpack to carry water, snacks and an additional jacket/sweater. Have a good breakfast before starting the trek. Bring at least 1 liter of water with you for trekking. Bring snacks and lunch to eat on the mountain. Don't forget 2 Jackets/sweater and a raincoat because is rainy season. Sunglasses. Sunscreen. Cap. Long sleeve t-shirt. Trekking pants / leggings (not jeans). Please carry a raincoat and gloves in case to be needed
Atlixco and Atlimeyaya Experiences (private tour)
The city of flowers is located so near of the Popocatépetl volcano, During your visit, do not miss the zócalo, an arabesque-style square, which houses the former convent of Carmen, dating from the sixteenth century, the Church of La Merced built in 1680 with an important pictorial collection, the Chapel of the Third Order, with a magnificent baroque altarpiece or the Temple and Convent of Santa Clara. Atlixco share their landscape with the Popocatépetl volcano. Atlixco is important for its climate and vegetation, this little town boasts the best climate in the country. Visit nurseries, and enjoy beer and ice cream of Atlixco.
Cholula y Atlixco experience (private tour)
Visiting this Magical Town is simply an aromatic and multicolored adventure. This town is home to the extraordinary multicultural music and dance festival Huey Atlixcayotl, as well as the Ex Convento del Carmen, the Church of La Merced dating from 1680, the chapel of the Third Order with its magnificent altarpiece and endless monuments full of history. This ancient indigenous capital, guarded by the Popocatépetl volcano, is in fact two cities, San Pedro and San Andrés; the seat of the largest pyramid in Mesoamerica; with almost a million cubic meters, experts say that it is bigger than that of Giza Pre-Hispanic shrines, Mudejar arches, baroque domes, convent-fortresses and boundless indigenous creativity coexist in the spiritual and artistic explosion of what is now Cholula.
Ex-Hacienda of Chautla and ValQuirico Puebla
On a private tour for you, your partner or your family or friends. You can enjoy two unique places of its kind. We visit the Chautla and Val'quirico exhaust and you decide which one to visit first and which one to spend more time on. If you enjoy nature for longer or enjoy Val'quirico to take a photo session in every corner and enjoy its exquisite restaurants.
Hiking La Malinche Experience (private tour)
La Malinche also known as Matlalcuéyetl, Matlalcueitl or Malintzin, is an inactive volcano of 4.461 meters, is the fifth highest mountain in Mexico is an excellent place for mountaineers who start in this sport. Have you ever climbed a mountain?, or would like a challenge of another level, come and join us to conquer the summit of the fifth highest mountain in Mexico with more than 4000 meters. THINGS YOU WILL NEED: Warm clothes, Medium / high mountain boots (not tennis), Small backpack to carry water, snacks and an additional jacket/sweater. Have a good breakfast before starting the trek. Bring at least 1 liter of water with you for trekking. Bring snacks and lunch to eat on the mountain. Don't forget 2 Jackets/sweater and a raincoat because is rainy season. Sunglasses. Sunscreen. Cap. Long sleeve t-shirt. Trekking pants / leggings (not jeans). Please carry a raincoat and gloves in case to be needed
Puebla to Mexico City - Private Transfer with Optional Sightseeing
Enjoy a hassle-free arrival in Mexico City with our private door-to-door transfer service full of wonderful authentic insights into the local culture. Our experienced local driver always has your safety and comfort in mind. From the beginning of the trip, when he picks you up in Puebla at your desired time and takes care of your luggage, until the end of your journey in your chosen location in Mexico City Our travel experts have chosen the most interesting sightseeing stops and top-rated attractions for you to choose from and enrich your journey. You will travel comfortably with a reliable driver who speaks English and has a good knowledge of the area. The only thing you need to do is relax while being taken care of. Do you need any other transfer? We offer hundreds of sightseeing routes across America, Asia, and Europe. Don't hesitate to contact us!
Transportación hacia y desde el aeropuerto de Puebla
This is a rivate transportation from or to the airport to or from your hotel in the city of Puebla in a car sedan 4 doors. The time for pick you up depends of your need/requirement. This service is available 24/7.
Cholula Pyramid and its churches Puebla
If in Novohispano art is shown in all its splendor, in Cholula deep prehispanic airs are breathed. The city was built on the foundations of a large indigenous city. The pre-Hispanic Cholula was a large metropolis inhabited for thousands of years. Hernán Cortés thought, seeing the amount of teocalis he imagined that one could pray in a different temple every day of the year. Temples were built on these indigenous shrines; and today Cholula has 37 churches, something surprising for a city of its size. Because Cholula is art and the Tlacuilo - the scribe, the indigenous painter - is the author of masterpieces, such as the extraordinary Mural of the drinkers and the creative explosion of Santa María Tonantzintla Visit the majestic San Francisco Acatepec Temple and admire the incredible facade with Talavera pieces as well as the factories that continue to produce authentic works of art with the traditional process.
Street food tour
Get to know the city of Puebla with a local guide. Visit the most representative places in the historic center and enjoy delicious food.