Explore "Sacred routes"
Our Sacred Routes are more than nature walks—they are journeys into memory, meaning, and cultural survival. These guided experiences through the mountains, caves, and ceremonial sites of the Lake Chapala region reconnect children and visitors with the ancestral lands of the Coca Indigenous People.
A Transformative and meaningful experience. "
Albertina Reyes
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What you'll see...
Ancient caves with rock paintings
Sacred trees like the Thousand Roots Tree
The island of Mezcala, a site of ceremonies and resistance
Pre-Hispanic petroglyphs and stone carvings
Temples of Tlalquetepeque and Techilenge
Rain altars and sacred stones
These ancient sites and provide a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage and spiritual beliefs of the ancestors of Mezcala and San Pedro Itzican. They invite visitors to engage with history and experience the beauty of tradition of cultures that our project works to preserve.
Meet your Guide
Daniele Santiago De La Cruz
Daniel is a dedicated cultural educator and guide from Mezcala, with over 10 years of experience sharing the rich heritage of the Coca people. Passionate about reconnecting his community and children with their ancestral roots, Daniel teaches Nahuatl and leads each tour with compassion, deep knowledge, and wisdom. His grounded presence and heartfelt storytelling offer visitors a truly meaningful connection to the sacred sites and traditions of the region.
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