Experience the best of Chiapas in 4 unforgettable days! This tour will take you through breathtaking natural landscapes, ancient Maya ruins, and indigenous communities full of millennia-old traditions.
Sumidero Canyon is a must-see natural wonder. On this 2-hour boat ride, you’ll navigate the Grijalva River surrounded by towering cliffs, while observing incredible wildlife such as Spider Monkeys, Crocodiles, and Pelicans. You’ll also admire formations like the Christmas Tree and the Cave of Colours.
Next, you’ll visit Chiapa de Corzo, a charming town with colonial architecture and rich culture. Explore the Temple of Santo Domingo de Guzmán, the Lacquer Museum, and the Plaza Central, home to the Mudejar Kiosk. Don’t miss the opportunity to taste traditional dishes like Roast Pig or Chiapaneco Tamales.
On day two, the tour takes you to the stunning Agua Azul Waterfalls, famous for their turquoise waters. You’ll have free time to walk around and enjoy the natural beauty. Afterwards, you’ll visit Misol-Ha Waterfall, a 45-meter-high waterfall that has been featured in films like “Predator” and “The Last of the Mohicans”. You can even walk behind the waterfall and explore the cave.
The Palenque Archaeological Site is one of the most important Maya cities, home to enigmas like the Tomb of King Pakal and the Temple of the Inscriptions. You’ll explore the ancient ruins and discover the history they hold.
On the third day, you’ll visit El Chiflón Waterfalls, a place surrounded by tropical forests. You’ll explore several stunning waterfalls, including the Veil of the Bride and Angel’s Wing, and enjoy the refreshing landscape. Later, visit the Montebello Lakes, a series of over 50 lakes and lagoons surrounded by lush nature, where you can enjoy a boat ride or kayaking.
The last day takes you to the indigenous communities of San Juan Chamula and San Lorenzo Zinacantan. In Chamula, witness the unique blend of Maya and Catholic traditions in the church, where ritual ceremonies are held. In Zinacantan, you’ll interact with local families, learn about their textile traditions, and participate in making tortillas before enjoying a traditional meal.
This tour is perfect for travellers who want to combine nature, culture, and adventure, with a focus on authenticity and direct contact with local communities.
