Oaxaca Collection (#7)

Detail of a rock carving by a Zapotec artist at Monte Alban archeologic site near Oaxaca, Mexico

Historic church of Cuilapan de Guerrero, near Oaxaca, Mexico

North America, Mexico, Oaxaca Province, Oaxaca, courtyard of arches and bouganvilla
Courtyard of hotel, Oaxaca, Oaxaca Province, Mexico

MEXICO, Oaxaca State, San Bartolo Coyotepec. The main cathedral along the highway
Mexico, Oaxaca, San Bartolo Coyotepec. The main cathedral along the highway in San Bartolo Coyotepeque, 13 miles from Oaxaca City, features black clay pots atop the entry gates

MEXICO, Oaxaca State, Tlacolula. The Tlacolula Sunday Market out side of Oaxaca City
Mexico, Oaxaca, Tlacolula. The Tlacolula Sunday Market out side of Oaxaca City has fresh vegetables such as mandarin oranges, pasilla chiles, tomatillos and eggplants, even homemade sesame brittle

Mexico, Oaxaca. Hand woven blankets for sale in the market

Mexico, Oaxaca. Colored blankets for sale

NA, Mexico, Oaxaca. Camino Real, Ex-Convento

Mexico, Oaxaca, Market Day of the Dead Candy skulls
Mexico, Oaxaca, Market, Day of the Dead, Candy skulls

Mexico, Oaxaca, Abastos Market Day of the Dead Sugar skull candy
Mexico, Oaxaca, Abastos Market, Day of the Dead, Sugar skull candy

North America, Mexico, Oaxaca, Ocotlan Chiles and peas for sale at market
North America, Mexico, Oaxaca, Ocotlan, Chiles and peas for sale at market

North America, Mexico, Oaxaca

North America, Mexico, Oaxaca Inexpensive pottery for everyday use displayed in the handicrafts section of the Abastos market

North America, Mexico, Oaxaca The unrestored part of the small decorated colonial
Mexico, Oaxaca, decorated colonial church at Macuilxochitl, next to Teotitlan del Valle

Autoposta through Reserva de la Biosfera de Tehuacan-Cuicatlan, Oaxaca, Mexico, North America

Benito Pablo Juarez Garcia (1806-1872) native Mexican (Zapotec Amerindian) lawyer and liberal politician who served five terms as President of Mexico 1858-1872

Mexico, Oaxaca State, carved stone stele at Monte Alban archaeological site UNESCO World Heritage Site, 6th-7th Century BC

Mexico, Oaxaca State, Building H in Gran Plaza at Monte Alban archaeological site UNESCO World Heritage Site, 6th-7th Century BC

Mexico, Oaxaca, Cathedral by Jose Maria Velasco, 1887
Jose Maria Velasco (1840-1912). Oaxaca Cathedral, 1887

Mexico, Mitla, Funerary urn depicting Goddess of Thirteen Snakes
Mixtec civilization, Mexico, 14th century b.C. Funerary urn depicting the Goddess of Thirteen Snakes. From Mitla

Mexico, Coatepantli ( The wall of the snakes ), Toltec civilization. Close up of reliefs from Tula archaeological site
Mexico - Tula archaeological site, Coatepantli ( The wall of the snakes ), 10-13th centuries. Details of the reliefs. Toltec civilization

Mexico, Oaxaca, Mixtec, The Palace or Hall of Columns at archeological site of Mitla
Mexico - Oaxaca - Mixtec archeological site of Mitla. The Palace or Hall of Columns

Mexico, State of Oaxaca, Monte Alban, Zapotec civilization, Fresco from Tomb 104
Mexico - State of Oaxaca - Monte Alban. Zapotec civilization. Tomb 104, fresco of the 7th century A.D

Mexico, Oaxaca, Palace of the Columns from Mitla Mixtec archaeological site
Mexico - Oaxaca - Mitla Mixtec archaeological site. Palace of the Columns

Geothermal pool, Hierve el Agua, Mexico C018 / 8579
Geothermal pool, Hierve el Agua, Oaxaca state, Mexico. This site includes waterfall-like rock formations or curtains that rise many metres from the valley below to a set of artificial

Calcium carbonate curtain formation C018 / 8577
Calcium carbonate curtain formation. This formation of calcium carbonate has been deposited as calcium minerals from a hot spring precipitate out of solution

MEXICO. OAXACA. Monte AlbᮮFrescos in the interior
MEXICO. OAXACA. Monte Albᮮ Frescos in the interior of the grave 105. Zapotec art. Fresco

MEXICO. OAXACA. Monte AlbᮮNorthern Platform
MEXICO. OAXACA. Monte Albᮮ Northern Platform. Pre-Columbian art

MEXICO. Mitla. Zapoteca Ruins. Religious complex. Stone mosaic. Zapotec art. Sculpture

Church of Santo Domingo. MEXICO. OAXACA. Oaxaca. Church of Santo Domingo. Main nave. Colonial baroque

San Mateo R�Hondo, town and train station
San Mateo R� Hondo, town and train station. Oaxaca, Mexico, 1885. Litography

Urn with a seated character

Mexico, Oaxaca, Morning sun lights Day of the Dead skeleton posed on balcony window of restored Spanish colonial building along the Alameda

Mexico, Oaxaca, Setting sun lights flame trees and the Templo Santo Domingo at Cathedral of Oaxaca

Mexico, Oaxaca, Skull of Day of the Dead skeleton adorned with white flowers at restaurant entrance near the citys historic Zocalo

Mexico, Oaxaca, Morning sun lights flame trees and the Iglesia Santo Domingo near Cathedral of Oaxaca and the citys Zocalo

Mexico, Oaxaca, Morning sun lights restored colonial-era doorway of Casa de Sierra Azul in citys historic center

Mexico, Oaxaca, Setting sun lights Cathedral of the Virgin of the Assumption along the citys Spanish Colonial Zocola

Mexico, Oaxaca, Window shoppers walk along cobblestone pedestrian street past galleries and shops near the Zocola in citys historic center at dusk

Mexico, Oaxaca, Restored colonial-era doorway and balcony of Casa de Siete Balcones Hotel in citys historic center at dusk

Mexico, Oaxaca Province, Oaxaca, doors of ornate theater (Teatro Alcala), built in 1909

Mexico, Oaxaca Province, Ocotlan, Casa del Cultura Rodolfo Morales, glass chandelier by Rodolfo Morales

Beautiful colors of Mexico Architecture stucco with flowers and arches in Oaxaca Mexico

Church of Santo Domingo (Iglesia de Santo Domingo), former monastery, Oaxaca City, Oaxaca, Mexico, North America

Handmade bags, Handicraft Market, Oaxaca City, Oaxaca, Mexico, North America

Colonial architecture, Oaxaca City, Oaxaca, Mexico, North America

Oaxaca City, Oaxaca, Mexico, North America

Church of Santo Doming (Iglesia de Santo Domingo), former monastery, Oaxaca City, Oaxaca, Mexico, North America

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Welcome to Oaxaca, a vibrant city in Mexico known for its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes. Immerse yourself in the colorful Mexican Folk Dance that fills the streets with joy and rhythm, and is famous for its Day of the Dead Folk Art, where intricate designs and vibrant colors come together to honor loved ones who have passed away. Explore Oaxaca City's charming streets adorned with traditional decorations that celebrate this unique tradition. Indulge your senses at a restaurant nestled amidst nature, featuring an old DC3 aircraft in its garden. As you savor delicious Mexican cuisine, take in the fascinating history of Diego Rivera's Zapotec Civilization artwork adorning the walls. Visit the magnificent Church of Santo Domingo de Guzman, an architectural masterpiece showcasing Oaxacan craftsmanship. Its grandeur reflects centuries of devotion and spirituality. Discover the Agave cactus fields used for making Mezcal, a traditional Mexican spirit deeply rooted in Oaxacan culture. Witness firsthand how this iconic drink is crafted by skilled artisans using age-old techniques. Venture into Tlaxiaco, located north City in the Mixteca Region, where ancient stelas with fragments of calendars transport you back through time. Marvel at these archaeological wonders that offer glimpses into Mexico's rich past. As you stroll along bustling streets, admire local weavers skillfully creating beautiful textiles right before your eyes. Their intricate patterns showcase generations of craftsmanship and creativity. Indulge your sweet tooth with Day of the Dead sweets made from traditional recipes passed down through generations. These delightful treats are not only delicious but also pay homage to this beloved celebration. Experience true tranquility as you wander through courtyards filled with arches and bougainvillea flowers at Camino Real Hotel—a haven tucked away within Oaxaca Province. The scent of blooming flowers will enchant your senses as you relax amidst this picturesque oasis.