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Visitors to Oaxaca can explore the city itself as well as the Oaxaca valley, which dates back to approximately 1000 B.C. Hike or mountain bike amid peaks that reach up to 10,000 feet; ride a hot-air balloon over farmland and ranches; and fish for bass, found in abundance in Oaxaca’s surrounding lakes and rivers. Monte Alban and other archaeological sites offer the chance to delve into local history.

A social hub in Oaxaca is the town square, called the zocalo, surrounded by the restored colonial homes of the historical district. In November, experience the celebration of the Day of the Dead, a festival parallel to Halloween. Oaxaca is also famous for its historical churches, ice cream and unique crafts that are carved, sculpted or woven by hand.