San Juan Chamula and Zinacantán
From $405 MXN per person
San Juan Chamula:
Location: San Juan Chamula lies about 10 km northwest of San Cristóbal de las Casas, one of the most important cities in Chiapas.
Indigenous town: This town is inhabited mainly by the Tzotzil people and is known for deeply preserving its indigenous traditions and culture.
Church of San Juan: The Church of San Juan is one of the highlights of Chamula. It is a Catholic church, but the local population has woven their traditional Maya beliefs into their religious practice. Inside the church, rituals are performed.
Location: San Juan Chamula lies about 10 km northwest of San Cristóbal de las Casas, one of the most important cities in Chiapas.
Indigenous town: This town is inhabited mainly by the Tzotzil people and is known for deeply preserving its indigenous traditions and culture.
Church of San Juan: The Church of San Juan is one of the highlights of Chamula. It is a Catholic church, but the local population has woven their traditional Maya beliefs into their religious practice. Inside the church, rituals are performed.
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Price: $405.00 per person
Departure time: 9:30 a.m.
Arrival time in San Cristóbal: 2:00 p.m. on average
INCLUDES
* Round-trip transportation with hotel pick-up (as long as it is centrally located).
* On-board traveler insurance.
* Visit to the town of San Juan Chamula.
* Time to enter the church where rituals are held.
* Visit to Zinacantán, where handicrafts and loom embroidery are made.
NOT INCLUDED
* Breakfasts
* Meals
* Donation to enter the church is not included.
* Tips
NOTE: In Zinacantán, some artisans show you how to make corn tortillas — a tip is appreciated.
Price: $405.00 per person
Departure time: 9:30 a.m.
Arrival time in San Cristóbal: 2:00 p.m. on average
INCLUDES
* Round-trip transportation with hotel pick-up (as long as it is centrally located).
* On-board traveler insurance.
* Visit to the town of San Juan Chamula.
* Time to enter the church where rituals are held.
* Visit to Zinacantán, where handicrafts and loom embroidery are made.
NOT INCLUDED
* Breakfasts
* Meals
* Donation to enter the church is not included.
* Tips
NOTE: In Zinacantán, some artisans show you how to make corn tortillas — a tip is appreciated.
INCLUDES
* Round-trip transportation with hotel pick-up (as long as it is centrally located).
* On-board traveler insurance.
* Visit to the town of San Juan Chamula.
* Time to enter the church where rituals are held.
* Visit to Zinacantán, where handicrafts and loom embroidery are made.
* English-speaking guide/translator.
* Round-trip transportation with hotel pick-up (as long as it is centrally located).
* On-board traveler insurance.
* Visit to the town of San Juan Chamula.
* Time to enter the church where rituals are held.
* Visit to Zinacantán, where handicrafts and loom embroidery are made.
* English-speaking guide/translator.
NOT INCLUDED
* Breakfasts
* Meals
* Donation to enter the church is not included.
* Tips
NOTE: In Zinacantán, some artisans show you how to make corn tortillas — a tip is appreciated.
* Breakfasts
* Meals
* Donation to enter the church is not included.
* Tips
NOTE: In Zinacantán, some artisans show you how to make corn tortillas — a tip is appreciated.
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