Exploring Tepotzotlán (NOT Tepoztlán) and the Aguaduct of Tepotzotlán, Sun, Feb 18, 2024, 7:30 AM ...

Embark on a unique day trip to Tepotzotlán, a charming town just north of Mexico City, known as one of the 177 Pueblo Mágicos. Explore this historical gem, distinct from Tepoztlán in the south, and marvel at the impressive Aguaduct of Xalpa.

TEPOTZOTLÁN (distinct from Tepoztlán)
Delve into the rich history and cultural tapestry of Tepotzotlán with a guided walking tour. Learn about the significance of the monastery during missionary and colonial periods, and uncover hidden architectural wonders within the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wander through the serene monastery gardens, admire the intricate Baroque designs of the monastery church, and explore the colonial-era artifacts at the Viceregal Museum. Immerse yourself in the town's colonial charm, complete with cobblestone streets, arcades, and traditional markets offering local delicacies.

AQUEDUCT OF TEPOTZOTLÁN
Join a knowledgeable guide for a fascinating journey along the 7-mile aqueduct, showcasing ancient indigenous construction techniques. Marvel at the gravity-flow system that once supplied water to mines and cities, and gain insight into the remarkable engineering feats of the past. Walk in the footsteps of history as you traverse this monumental structure spanning the valley.

Secure your spot for 850 Mexican Pesos, inclusive of private transportation and bilingual explanations. Payment must be made 3 to 5 days prior to the tour to confirm your reservation.

Payment is required in full in advance. International payments can be made via Wise transfer, while local options include cash payments at 7 Eleven or Oxxo stores, cash deposits at Banamex banks, or local transfers for Mexican bank account holders. Contact Lidia Herrera at +52 55 1308 3732 via WhatsApp to inquire about availability and payment details.

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