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Oaxaca is the most Mexican of all cities; believe if or not, most folklore, traditions and national food originated in Oaxaca. This Mexican town is recognized by its arquitecture, its food and its vibrant nightlife, where foreigners have enjoyed the type of life they deserve.

One of the most important traditions that originated in Oaxaca is the Day of the Dead, a tradition that celebrates the relatives of Mexicans who have passed away in a very colorful manner, since according to folklore, dead opens a path for another life.

Oaxaca is also located near other cities such as Mexico City and is easily accessed, as well as colonial ruins, allowing visitors to explore the surrounding whenever they want. This casual city also attracts people who seek a sunny place for creative or intellectual inquiry where they can find cultural stimulation and spirited conversations. Residents have included Erich Fromm, Diego Rivera, Carlos Fuentes, Helen Hayes, Malcolm Lowry, Ivan Illich, Gabriel Garcia Marques, Barbara Hutton, Rufino Tamayo, David Alfaro Siqueiros, to name a few. People have found inspiration in Oaxaca for writing, painting and developing their artistic ideas and skills.

Ejoy traditional fruit and food markets on the streets, traditional Mexican dances as well as a colorful city.

Attactions include the Teopanzolco archaelogical site, Palacio de Cortes, the Cathedral, the San Antonio Waterfall and the various nightclubs and restaurants around the city.

Why Oaxaca?

- UNESCO world heritage city

- Monte Alban ruins

- Oaxaca is also known for its distinctive cuisine. Dishes such as mole (pronounced mol-ay), a thick sauce prepared with chiles and chocolate are a delight, as are quesillo and tlayudas.

- 45 minutes from Mexico City by plane

- Famous for the Guelaguetza dance festival taking place in July

- Weather: Most days boast spring-like temperatures but you will occasionally experience some very warm days, even during the winter months. Oaxaca experiences a rainy season between July and October. The city’s tropical coast location almost guarantees hot, humid temperatures year round.