3 Days Itinerary in Tuxtla, Mexico - Travel Guide

Days	Description
1	Day 1 - Zinger start at ZOOMAT Foundation
2	Day 2 - Enchanting Exploration of Canyons
3	Day 3 - Dancing with Vibrancy of Culture

Introduction

Get ready to immerse yourself in the rich, vibrant culture, and natural beauty of Tuxtla, Mexico. This 3-day itinerary equips you with all the information you need to explore this alluring city to its fullest.

Day 1 - Zinger start at ZOOMAT Foundation

ZOOMAT (Zoológico Miguél Álvarez del Toro) Start your day diving into the diversity of Chiapas region's fauna as Tuxtla is home to one of Mexico's most important zoos, the ZOOMAT. Marvel at the exotic animals while appreciating the conservation efforts. Then, tantalize your taste buds with local delights at the city center. Don't miss out on the famous 'Tascalate', a traditional Chiapaneco drink. Round off your day with a stroll across the charismatic 'Parque de la Marimba'. Trust me, the vibrant marimba sounds will make you sway to its rhythm!

Day 2 - Enchanting Exploration of Canyons

Day 2 calls for some adventure! The breathtakingly beautiful 'Canyon del Sumidero' is calling! Are you up for a boat tour? I assure you, nothing can prepare you for the awe-inspiring sights of the canyon walls towering above you. The adventure continues with a quick stop at 'Cristo de Chiapas', where an astounding panorama of the city waits. Exhausted yet thrilled? You will find respite in the delicious local meal served hot at the city center. Don't forget to try 'Cochito', a traditional dish.

Day 3 - Dancing with Vibrancy of Culture

Museo de la Marimba After yesterday's adventure, let's dial it back a bit and drown in the sea of Tuxtla's cultural richness. Begin your day learning about the cultural importance of Marimba at its dedicated museum. Once acquainted, take a leap to the lively 'Chiapa de Corzo' exploring its crafts market for beautiful mementos. And what better way to bid farewell to Tuxtla than attending the vibrant local dance, 'Parachicos'? Tuxtla truly is an uncut diamond waiting for exploration, isn't it?