Ready for a Trip of a Lifetime? Chiapas Adventure: A Journey Through Mexico Less Visited was recognized by National Geographic for its outstanding authenticity, sustainability, and degree of immersion believing that it has the power to make a permanent change in the lives of both travelers and local residents. It provides a diverse look at Mexico’s Southwest and the Mundo Maya regions through active adventures.
The journey begins with a visit relatively unknown, yet awe-inspiring Sumidero Canyon before climbing up into the highest part of the Sierra Madre Sur and arriving to the charming colonial city and commercial center of the highland Tzotzil and Tzetzal indigenous groups. We will visit local artisans in their workshops, where we learn about and even have a chance to try our hand at their crafts. We will also have time to explore the colonial heritage found in the architecture and museums of San Cristobal de las Casas. The little known, but immensely important sites of Yaxchitlan, Bomampak, Palenque, and Edzná are as interesting as are their locations spectacular.
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