A cooking class gives you the chance to learn about traditional Mexican cuisine from local chefs who are experts on the flavors and techniques that make dishes like mole so unique.
Mezcal is one of the most iconic and traditional Mexican drinks, and joining a mezcal tour in Oaxaca City is the best way to learn about its history, culture, and production.
One great thing about Oaxaca City is that it also serves as a great base for several significant day trips. For instance, you could visit the spectacular petrified waterfall known as Hierve el Agua.
Oaxaca is considered Mexico’s foodie capital, so you’re sure to eat very well while visiting. Be sure to seek out the typical street foods, like memelas (great for breakfast).