This morning, prepare to be dazzled by ancient wonders at the National Museum of Anthropology (Museo Nacional de Antropologia), the most visited museum in Mexico.

In the afternoon, let’s walk through the historic Spanish-style buildings of the Old Town, where we will find the core of Mexican culture wrapped in colonial architecture. Wander through the vast Zocalo (Plaza de la Constitución) to admire the majestic Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana de la Ciudad de México) that stands next to it.

See the exterior of Templo Mayor Museum (Museo del Templo Mayor) and sigh over the remnants of a 14th-century Aztec temple destroyed by the Spanish visitors.

Next, visit the National Palace (Palacio Nacional) on the east side of the square, the seat of Mexico’s federal administration.

After an early breakfast, we will head to experience the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Then drive to the enigmatic ruins of Teotihuacan, an ancient civilization shrouded in secrets. Our guide will take you to the Teotihuacan Culture Museum (Museo de la Cultura Teotihuacana) before stepping onto the wide Avenue of the Dead (Avenida de Los Muertos) to marvel at the Pyramid of the Sun (Pirámide del Sol), the Pyramid of the Moon (Pirámide de la Luna), and other palace ruins.

Afterwards, begin our scenic 2-hour drive to Puebla, a niche destination renowned for its over 70 stunning churches, colonial architecture, and Talavera pottery.

we will first visit the 16th-century baroque Church of Santo Domingo and its Rosary Chapel.

Next, stroll around the central Zocalo, and admire the nearby Puebla Cathedral (Catedral de Puebla), a masterpiece of colonial architecture. Its 69-meter bell tower, the highest in Mexico, pierces the sky, while its opulent interior surpasses even the grandeur of Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral.

Later, immerse yourself in the superlative exhibitions at the Amparo Museum (Museo Amparo), which combine pre-Hispanic artifacts and contemporary art.

our guide and driver will accompany you on a road trip winding to Oaxaca. Here the ancient civilizations and pristine indigenous cultures await.

Feel the pulse of the city’s historic center by visiting the Zócalo and the Metropolitan Cathedral of Oaxaca by the square.

Then head to the Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzmán, another testament to colonial grandeur. The building itself is impressive from ceiling to floor, with gold everywhere and the altars made of solid gold.

Today we will drive outside the city to explore Oaxaca’s extraordinary World Heritage site. The guide will lead you to a secret vantage point to capture the essence of Oaxaca in a panoramic photograph.

Next, let’s head to El Tule, where you’ll be greeted by the world’s stoutest tree, with a trunk circumference of 42 meters (138 feet). This 2,000-year-old cypress is a true living monument.

This morning you can unlock the hidden gems of Oaxaca on your own. The House of Juarez Site Museum and the city’s many galleries and art workshops are worth seeing.

Our driver will then be happy to escort you to the Oaxaca Airport. Enjoy the 2-hour flight to Cancun.

Fuel your morning with an early breakfast so that we can leave early as the drive to Chichen Itza takes 2.5 hours. A strategic early start allows you to be among the first to enter Chichen Itza, avoiding the heat and crowds. Our guide will take you on a tour of the once most prosperous Mayan city, established in the 5th century AD. Spanning an impressive 5 sq km (1.9 sq mi), its core area boasts hundreds of structures, each a testament to the incredible achievements of Mayan civilization at its pinnacle. Follow the guide to observe the Temple of Kukulcán (El Castillo), Great Ball Court (Gran Juego de Pelota), Temple of the Warriors, The Observatory (El Caracol), and The Nunnery (Las Monjas), and imagine the lives and spiritual beliefs of the ancient Mayans.