Offers stunning views of the valley from 600 meters high.
Open from Wednesday to Sunday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Free entrance; access to the archaeological site costs 95 pesos (free on Sundays).
Tepoztlán Market
A must-visit place to find souvenirs, handicrafts, and traditional food.
Try the famous tlaltequeadas from Tlecuil—vegetarian patties made with grains and seeds, topped with unique ingredients like banana, flowers, or grasshoppers.
Ex Convento Dominico de la Natividad
Built in the 16th century by local inhabitants under Dominican orders.
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Free entrance.
Open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Temazcales in Tepoztlán
Perfect for rest and relaxation.
A traditional pre-Hispanic experience with ritual and therapeutic benefits.
Hotels such as Casa Fernanda, Amomoxtli, and La Buena Vibra Wellness Resort & Spa offer this service.
Urban Art in Tepoztlán
A project initiated by Mexican artists and expanded through the International Public Art Festival.
An essential part of the town’s identity.
It is recommended to walk through the narrow streets to fully enjoy the local charm.
Pre-Hispanic Museum at the Convent of the Nativity
It showcases 1,000 archaeological pieces from cultures such as the Maya, Mexica, and Zapotec.
Part of Carlos Pellicer Cámara’s collection.
Small but perfect for a 30-minute visit.
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Discover craft beers at Cervecería El Chinelo and Punto Rojo.
Visit Dilao, a sculpture garden by Filipino artist Eduardo Olbés.
Enjoy activities like rappelling, canyoning, hiking, ATVs, lava tube exploration, camping, and horseback riding.
Explore the Poza de Quetzalcóatl in Amatlán.
Visit Tlayacapan, a town located an hour from Tepoztlán.
