Guachimontones Tour: Archaeological Site and Ancestral Legacy

From $119
Was $159
Duration: 8 hours
Price varies by group size

Quick Description

Embark on a cultural and archaeological tour with a local expert at the Guachimontones pyramids in Teuchitlán, Jalisco. This site has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2006.

Explore the most significant archaeological site in western Mexico and discover the earliest indigenous civilizations. After exploring the unique round pyramids and the accompanying museum, you’ll have the chance to sample local indigenous beverages, including aguamiel, pulque, pozol, and tejuino.

Your journey will also take you to a pre-Hispanic crafts workshop, where you can witness the creation of musical instruments and other items crafted from obsidian.

Enjoy a delicious lunch at Presa de la Vega, where you can savor the local cuisine in one of the traditional restaurants that boast a stunning view of the lagoon.

This tour is perfect for anyone seeking an authentic and personalized cultural experience, ideal for groups of friends, families, and couples.

Highlights

• Experienced local guide.

• Archaeological tour included.

• Tasting of indigenous drinks included.

• Private tour for you and your group.

• Admission fees and activities are included in the price.

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Tour Details:

Languages in-person

  • English
  • Spanish

Duration

What's included?

  • Professional guide
  • Private Transportation
  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off
  • Snacks
  • Bottled Water
  • All admission fees and activities

What's excluded?

  • Gratuities
  • Food

Pickup Time

Days and Time

Itinerary

• Pickup from your hotel or Airbnb (only in Guadalajara)

• Tour of the archaeological site

• Tasting local drinks

• Visit a craft workshop

• Lunch break

• Return to Guadalajara

Important

A deposit or full payment must be made at least 24 hours before the scheduled date. *Food and tips are not included.

Health restrictions

Not recommended for travellers with back problems.
Not recommended for pregnant travellers.
Not recommended for travellers with heart problems or other severe medical conditions.

Faq's

Comfortable and cool clothing, appropriate footwear for walking on dirt roads, a hat or cap, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, and cash (in case you want to make a purchase along the way).

While not overly challenging, it does include hill climbs, walking in sunny conditions, and navigating dirt roads. Moderate physical fitness is recommended.

Yes, the tour runs throughout the year. However, during the rainy season (June to September), it is advisable to bring a raincoat or umbrella, as some roads may be slippery.

Yes, they need to be able to walk on uneven terrain. The guide can adjust the pace according to the group.

This is an exclusive private tour for you and your companions. It’s perfect for avoiding lines and crowds while enjoying quality time with family and friends.

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From $119
Was $159
Duration: 8 hours
Price varies by group size