Let´s explore México together in small groups and local guides ! Experiences in Spanish and English. Exploring highlights and off the beaten track places in Mexico City and surroundings. We can also help with national and international (beach) packages. Below our Hiking Calendar for August to December 2023. Prices in Pesos. Plus every Saturday andContinue reading “Newsletter Aztec Explorers – September 2023”
Category Archives: Excursions Mexico City
Newsletter Aztec Explorers – August 2023
Let´s explore México together in small groups and local guides ! Most experiences in Spanish and English. Exploring highlights and off the beaten track places in Mexico City and surroundings. We can also help with national and international (beach) packages. Below our Cultural Calendar for August 2023 and our Hiking Calendar for August to DecemberContinue reading “Newsletter Aztec Explorers – August 2023”
Newsletter Aztec Explorers – July and August 2023
Let´s explore México together in small groups and local guides !Most experiences in Spanish and English. Exploring highlights and off the beaten track places in Mexico City and surroundings. We can also help with national and international (beach) packages. Below our Cultural Calendar for August 2023 and our Hiking Calendar for August to December 2023.Continue reading “Newsletter Aztec Explorers – July and August 2023”
Newsletter Aztec Explorers – July 2023
Let´s explore México together in small groups. Most experiences in Spanish and English. Below our 3 calendars for July 2023: our Cultural Calendar, our Hiking Calendar and our Firefly Calendar. Prices in the calendars in Pesos (we are working on the final pricing for the Cultural Calendar). Reservations and payment information on Whatsapp 5513083732, LidiaContinue reading “Newsletter Aztec Explorers – July 2023”
Exploring Cerro de la Estrella archeological site
In the Southern part of Mexico City we can find Cerro de La Estrella, 1 of the 5 archeological sites in Mexico City, around 40 minutes from the historic city center. Cerro de la Estrella archeological site and national park, on a clear day, has one of the best 360 views all over Mexico City,Continue reading “Exploring Cerro de la Estrella archeological site”
Safe options for exploring Mexico City during Covid-19
Most people don´t know that Mexico City is only 49% urbanized. The other 51% still consists of beautiful green areas, were we can explore amongst others 5 national parks, Chapultepec park that is 2 times the size of Central Park, 5 archeological sites and the Unesco world heritage site of Xochimilco, that has much moreContinue reading “Safe options for exploring Mexico City during Covid-19”
Hiking the Teuhtli volcano in Mexico City
In the Southern part of Mexico City we can find the amazing Teuhtli volcano, South of the famous channels and chinampas of Xochimilco, around 1 hour 30 minutes from the historic city center. The Teuhtli volcano (in Nahuatl: venerable lord) is an extinct Hawaiian type volcano. Which means that its diameter is much greater thanContinue reading “Hiking the Teuhtli volcano in Mexico City”
Hiking the Xitle volcano in Mexico City
In the Southern part of Mexico City we can find the amazing Xitle volcano, in the national park Ajusco, around 1 hour from the historic city center. Walking up, in and around the crater of an extinct volcano? INSIDE Mexico City? At 3107 meters / 10194 feet ? Welcome to the Xitle volcano! Located inContinue reading “Hiking the Xitle volcano in Mexico City”
Exploring Cuetzalan and surroundings – Long weekend trip from Mexico City
At only 5 hours from Mexico City you can explore Cuetzalan, one of the most magical of the current 131 Pueblos Mágicos. Apart from exploring it’s well conserved colonial center, we can also explore the nearby waterfalls, the archeological site and the incredible botanical garden. With some of the most astonishing views that México hasContinue reading “Exploring Cuetzalan and surroundings – Long weekend trip from Mexico City”
Day of the Dead / Día de Muertos in México: meaning, origin and travel tips (Trip, Excursion, tour, from Mexico City)
Have you ever wondered why the Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) is celebrated? This Mexican celebration teaches us that death is part of life and that we should celebrate it ! The Day of the Dead is a Mexican tradition of pre-Hispanic origin. The main holidays are the 1st and 2nd of November.Continue reading “Day of the Dead / Día de Muertos in México: meaning, origin and travel tips (Trip, Excursion, tour, from Mexico City)”