17 must-visit museums in Oaxaca City: the cultural epicenter of Mexico
Museums in Oaxaca are considered one of the jewels of Mexico where you will learn about the rich pre-Hispanic history and art origins of the Oaxacan culture. Here are the …
Museums in Oaxaca are considered one of the jewels of Mexico where you will learn about the rich pre-Hispanic history and art origins of the Oaxacan culture. Here are the …
Looking for the best Oaxaca hotels? We got you! In this post, we put together 17 best luxury hotels in Oaxaca with detailed pricing and location overview. Oaxaca City is …
Oaxaca markets are the epicenter of food, culture, and traditions not only in the capital city of Oaxaca but all over the state. In this post, we will introduce you …
We’ve rounded up our recommended places to visit in Oaxaca City which are divided into different attractions and points of interest: arts, culture, churches, plazas, gardens, mezcal farms, and more! …
Ethnobotanical Garden Oaxaca has become Instagram-famous and many people became curious about what’s inside this garden. In this post, we will tell you everything about this unusual site in Oaxaca …
Planning a trip to Oaxaca and wondering when is the best time to visit Oaxaca City? Here’s our insider tip including what to know during hurricane season in the area. We …
There are many ways how to get to Oaxaca from Mexico City, Puerto Escondido, and nearby small towns in Oaxaca state. In this transportation guide, we will give you all the information …
Planning to visit Oaxaca City? We know the best Oaxaca itinerary! Every year, I spend the day of the dead in Oaxaca together with the Mexico Insider crew and we …
Day of the dead or dia de los muertos is very unique to Mexico. I’ve never seen anything like it in my life and this is one of the reasons …
I did this Oaxaca road trip twice: once in September 2020 and another in April 2021. Although you won’t really do the same trips twice, I really enjoyed both trips …
While there are many Oaxaca City hostels, I’ve frequented the ones on this list because I visit Oaxaca three times a year. From US$11 per night (decent, I promise you …
Hierve El Agua Oaxaca is open again after closing in March 2020. I was in Oaxaca for day of the dead and it was great timing. Here’s what you need …