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Last week I took the Timeless Cuisine tour with two other people. Our guide, Tono, was knowledgeable, personable, and respectful of the local people. We first visited the Teotitlán Market and then made chocolate with a local family, next we visited a family in Santa...More
My boyfriend and I, plus a solo traveler, took the "Timeless Cuisine" tour led by Toño. My only criticisms were that there was no cheese-making demonstration (this was originally listed on the website as part of this tour) and, although I very much enjoyed the...More
Thanks so much for coming on our tour and I'm thrilled to learn that it was a highlight of your Oaxaca trip. As for the missing pieces, we have switched the cheese making for the mezcal distillery visit (website updated) as we always work to...More
We booked onto our traditions tour after being disappointed with our Monte Alban Tour from one of the main providers. Our traditions tour with Tonio as our guide could not have been better. He was an excellent guide with perfect English, translating very freely between...More
We took the "Folk Arts - Great Masters" tour led by Alex -and what a day! The artisans visited were inspiring and informative. We travelled in a small group by an air conditioned SUV very comfortable. A great lunch was included. There was no pressure...More
I returned last week from Traditions Mexico's Profound Oaxaca trip. I had a fantastic trip and would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to visit the State of Oaxaca beyond Oaxaca city. Our guide, Antonio, was wonderful -- he was a great guide in...More
We were fortunate enough to have Tono for the Friday Food tour and Saturday Folk Arts tour. He is a gracious, intelligent, Globally experienced, informed, and wonderful host/guide. Also, both tours were very well curated to visit very talented and inviting families- both for food...More
Alex was prompt, super friendly, knowledgable and made everyone comfortable. After collecting us from our hotels we drove to the Tlacolula Market. Here we had a shopping list of items to collect. Chilis, tomatoes, tomatillos, garlic, squash blossoms, avocado, cheese, pepitas, and a small bag...More
Definitely enjoyed our Food Tour last Friday! Antonio picked us up promptly from the Hostel and throughout the day was very patient with Translating everything the Artisans told him especially with the Mezcalero (which had long explanations). The Chocolate Making and tasting homemade Mole was...More
