Mascota, Western Sierra Route

Community-based rural tourism in the “Emerald of the Sierra.” The first stop is a traditional tavern, where you’ll learn about this ancestral spirit — from the agave harvest (jima) to its artisanal distillation process. The experience includes a guided tasting, stories shared by master raicilla producers, and the essential cantarito, connecting flavor, territory, and memory in every sip.

Continue the journey on two wheels with mountain biking along scenic rural paths that link small communities, open landscapes, and the rhythms of countryside life. Along the way, pause before ancient petroglyphs — engraved stones that preserve symbols and stories of the cultures that inhabited these lands long before us.

Afternoons and evenings are filled with identity and celebration. The experience continues with “Mexican Nights,” where folklore comes alive through traditional ballet folklórico, mariachi music, charrería, and raicilla tastings — a reminder that here, Mexico is celebrated year-round.

Rest is part of the journey. Accommodations take place in 18th-century haciendas and historic manor houses, spaces that preserve the essence of another era and allow you to experience history from within.

The itinerary concludes with a return to the roots through a garden-to-table experience. Walk through a carefully tended orchard, discover local products, and enjoy a tasting of organic corn whisky — a symbol of innovation grounded in deep tradition.

A journey that brings together flavor, movement, history, and community, designed to experience the territory in a conscious and meaningful way.