Chiapas: Cocoa, Floral Ornament & Flowers (A Small-Group Tour)
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Chiapas: Cocoa, Floral Ornament & Flowers Experience
An eco-friendly sanctuary awaits, where nature and craftsmanship unite, a harmonious blend of tradition and artistry. Your adventure begins with a stroll through an exotic garden, followed by a hands-on experience in crafting beautiful floral ornaments using locally grown tropical flowers. Next, indulge in the time-honored tradition of chocolate making. Guided by a recipe passed down through generations, you'll discover how the Mayan people brought cacao from Guatemala to Mexico. Watch as skilled artisans transform cocoa beans into rich handmade chocolate tablets and savory beverages. You'll even get to savor some of the delicious creations. This distinctive tour not only lets you witness ancient practices but also connects you to the vibrant natural and cultural heritage of Tapachula.
What you will see along the way:
It's a 25-minute ride to this eco-friendly venue. Along the way, you may pass some scenic highlights, including tropical landscapes and rolling hills native to the area. Look for small rural villages that offer a glimpse into local life and showcase the rich agricultural heritage and natural beauty of the Tapachula region.
Tasting:
A portion of your tour focuses on the ancient art of chocolate making, whose roots go back to the Mayan people. You'll watch the transformation of cocoa seeds into chocolate tablets and drinks using traditional methods passed down through generations. Local artisans will demonstrate this process, and you'll get the opportunity to taste freshly made chocolate and savory drinks, allowing you to enjoy the fruits of this traditional process firsthand.
Points of interest
Tapachula City
Schedule
Special Notes
Participants must be capable of walking unassisted. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Bring insect repellent. Shade is limited; to avoid sunburn, wear light, long clothing suitable for use as a cover-up. Bring a hat and sunglasses.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Chiapas: Cocoa, Floral Ornament & Flowers Experience
An eco-friendly sanctuary awaits, where nature and craftsmanship unite, a harmonious blend of tradition and artistry. Your adventure begins with a stroll through an exotic garden, followed by a hands-on experience in crafting beautiful floral ornaments using locally grown tropical flowers. Next, indulge in the time-honored tradition of chocolate making. Guided by a recipe passed down through generations, you'll discover how the Mayan people brought cacao from Guatemala to Mexico. Watch as skilled artisans transform cocoa beans into rich handmade chocolate tablets and savory beverages. You'll even get to savor some of the delicious creations. This distinctive tour not only lets you witness ancient practices but also connects you to the vibrant natural and cultural heritage of Tapachula.
What you will see along the way:
It's a 25-minute ride to this eco-friendly venue. Along the way, you may pass some scenic highlights, including tropical landscapes and rolling hills native to the area. Look for small rural villages that offer a glimpse into local life and showcase the rich agricultural heritage and natural beauty of the Tapachula region.
Tasting:
A portion of your tour focuses on the ancient art of chocolate making, whose roots go back to the Mayan people. You'll watch the transformation of cocoa seeds into chocolate tablets and drinks using traditional methods passed down through generations. Local artisans will demonstrate this process, and you'll get the opportunity to taste freshly made chocolate and savory drinks, allowing you to enjoy the fruits of this traditional process firsthand.
Points of interest
Tapachula City
Schedule
Special Notes
Participants must be capable of walking unassisted. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Bring insect repellent. Shade is limited; to avoid sunburn, wear light, long clothing suitable for use as a cover-up. Bring a hat and sunglasses.