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Mother Earth Temazcal- Basilica de Guadalupe & Roma

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Highlights

  • Departure from the Meeting Point
  • Basilica of Guadalupe
  • Chapel of the Hill
  • Visit to Huerto Roma
  • Temazcal

1200 MXN

Person

MX$ 1200

Explore Roma & Basilica de Guadalupe on this tour!

Embark on a journey of discovery, from the sacred Basilica of Guadalupe to a sustainable sanctuary in La Roma, where Mother Earth’s essence thrives. Experience the synergy of tradition and sustainability as we delve into a transformative Temazcal ritual. Please note, this tour requires a minimum number of participants.

WHY ROMA & BASILICA DE GUADALUPE?

The Basilica de Guadalupe holds immense significance as one of Mexico’s most sacred sites. It’s revered as the place where the Virgin Mary appeared to the indigenous peasant Juan Diego in 1531, symbolizing the convergence of Catholicism and indigenous beliefs. This spiritual encounter is deeply ingrained in Mexican culture and continues to draw millions of pilgrims each year.

On the other hand, Huerto Roma represents a modern approach to sustainability in Mexico City. This urban oasis showcases innovative practices that honor the Earth’s resources while promoting community engagement and environmental awareness. It serves as a model for sustainable living in an urban environment, blending ancient wisdom with contemporary solutions.

Our tour to these remarkable locations offers more than just sightseeing; it’s an opportunity to deeply immerse yourself in Mexico’s spiritual and ecological heritage. By participating, you not only connect with the rich history of the Basilica de Guadalupe and the innovative sustainability practices of Huerto Roma but also become more included in the community. Please note that this experience is only available when a minimum number of participants are booked, ensuring an intimate and immersive journey for all.

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