Tuxtla Gutierrez is the destination for you if you want to be enchanted by its culture, people's kindness, and incredible natural settings. Don't miss out on the chance to see the heart of Chiapas, where the customs and even the food will captivate you.

In this lovely Chiapas location, you may participate in a variety of tours and guided visits on trails that will surround you with thick vegetation and take a leisurely stroll through the capital's streets. Here are some suggestions for getting to know Tuxtla Gutiérrez.

What to do in Tuxtla Gutiérrez?

- Capital city tour: This guided tour is a requirement not only in Chiapas but in any area you visit, and learning about the city's main attractions is a must on your trip. There are guided tours available in Tuxtla Gutierrez to help you learn about everything from the historic centre to the Miguel Alvarez del Toro Zoo, including wandering through the Cathedral of San Marcos with its stunning white façade. Depending on whether you choose lunch or transportation packages, this tour of the city's most essential sights usually lasts 5 to 8 hours.

- Sumidero Canyon Trip: We are certain this is already on your list of things to do in Tuxtla Gutierrez, but just in case you forgot, here it is again. You will be able to learn about this natural wonder that will impress you with its height and magnificence, located only around 5 kilometres from the city. In addition to the guided tour and the company of a guide, we recommend that you double-check the service you choose because you may be able to add extra activities like a boat trip or kayaking. Discover the fascinating history of this natural wonder, which spans more than 70 million years of existence and creation.

- Guided tour of the Marimba Park: One of the most affordable tours available in Chiapas' capital, and one that will allow you to experience the true essence of the state's people and music. You will be able to locate departures from your hotel to this square, where you will listen to and dance to the rhythm of the marimba players for about an hour. You'll adore it!

- Gastronomic and folkloric tour: As we stated at the outset of this text, Chiapas is synonymous with colours, culture, and flavours, so we recommend that you visit the main restaurants, such as Las Pichanchas, which is known throughout the region for serving regional dishes while you enjoy Chiapaneco dances performed by its team of dancers. This show usually lasts 2 hours.

Chiapas is probably one of the most popular tourist destinations in Mexico's south, and a visit to its city is a must. We also recommend that you go see the Christ of Copoya and snap a beautiful panoramic photo, and take a guided tour of the Rio La Venta Canyon if you want to get some fresh air while the guide tells you about the history of each of these Chiapas nooks.

Which season is the best for visiting Tuxtla Gutiérrez?

As you may know, Chiapas has a warm climate, so if you want to go on varied walks and guided tours, we recommend visiting between January and May or July and December, when you can have some respite from the sun with some rain.

Come to Tuxtla Gutierrez to dance, learn about the city's music and history, and meet residents who will be happy to offer their knowledge. If you're looking for an ecotourism adventure in Mexico's south, Chiapas is the place to go.