Sigue los pasos de la Independencia de México a través de sus ciudades coloniales más icónicas en este viaje inmersivo de 9 días. El Circuito Ruta de la Independencia está diseñado para viajeros de EE. UU. que buscan experiencias culturales profundas, tradiciones ricas y un legado histórico en destinos encantadores y vibrantes.
Desde el corazón de Ciudad de México hasta las calles artísticas de San Miguel de Allende y Guanajuato, las artesanías de Pátzcuaro, las tradiciones de Guadalajara y la belleza tranquila de Puerto Vallarta, este itinerario combina historia, arte, música, tequila y relajación en la playa.
Explora sitios Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, disfruta de presentaciones de mariachis, prueba tequila auténtico en su lugar de origen y presencia el alma colorida de México como nunca antes.
OVERVIEW
| Day 1: Arrival in Mexico City |
| Day 2: Teotihuacan – Plaza de las Tres Culturas – Basilica of Guadalupe |
| Day 3: Anthropology Museum – Xochimilco – Zócalo |
| Day 4: San Miguel de Allende – Guanajuato |
| Day 5: Guanajuato – Morelia – Pátzcuaro |
| Day 6: Pátzcuaro – Guadalajara |
| Day 7: Guadalajara – Tlaquepaque |
| Day 8: Tequila – Puerto Vallarta |
| Day 9: Puerto Vallarta – Departure |
ITINERARY DETAILSDay 1: Arrival in Mexico CityReception at the airport and transfer to your hotel. Free time to relax or enjoy the local atmosphere. Day 2: Teotihuacan – Plaza de las Tres Culturas – Basilica of GuadalupeStart your exploration with a visit to the majestic pyramids of Teotihuacan, followed by the historical Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the iconic Basilica of Guadalupe. Day 3: Anthropology Museum – Xochimilco – ZócaloDiscover the fascinating exhibits of the National Museum of Anthropology, enjoy a colorful boat ride through the canals of Xochimilco, and explore Mexico City's historical downtown. Day 4: San Miguel de Allende – GuanajuatoTravel to San Miguel de Allende, known for its colonial beauty and vibrant arts scene. Continue to Guanajuato, a UNESCO-listed city rich in silver mining history and dramatic architecture. Day 5: Guanajuato – Morelia – PátzcuaroVisit Morelia, a stunning colonial city with over 200 preserved buildings, then continue to Pátzcuaro, famous for its artisan communities and rich Day of the Dead traditions. Day 6: Pátzcuaro – GuadalajaraJourney to Guadalajara, passing through villages around Lake Pátzcuaro. Learn about seasonal offerings and cultural rituals linked to the Day of the Dead. Day 7: Guadalajara – TlaquepaqueExplore Guadalajara’s vibrant traditions—Mariachis, Charreadas, and the famous Jarabe Tapatío. Visit Tlaquepaque, renowned for its artisan crafts, blown glass, and local art galleries. Day 8: Tequila – Puerto VallartaTravel to the town of Tequila for a guided tour of Jose Cuervo’s historic distillery, then continue to Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific coast. Day 9: Puerto Vallarta – DepartureEnjoy the charm of Puerto Vallarta with its red-tiled rooftops and cobblestone streets. Optional extension available. Transfer to the airport for departure.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION & RECOMMENDATIONS
This circuit is ideal for travelers interested in history, culture, crafts, and traditional Mexican life.
Best travel season: October through April.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, light clothing, a hat, sunscreen, and a light jacket for the highlands.
Currency: Mexican Peso. ATMs available in all major towns. Carry small cash for artisan markets.
Most cities in this route are UNESCO World Heritage Sites or listed cultural zones.
Optional experiences: tequila tastings, folkloric shows, cooking classes, and beach extensions.
Travel insurance is highly recommended for peace of mind during your journey.
Contact Information:
Reach out to us to personalize your Route of the Independence Circuit or inquire about private departures and cultural upgrades.
