Living Nature: Xochicalco & Jardines de México
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VALLEY OF MEXICO
Living Nature: Xochicalco & Jardines de México
1-Day Trip
PROGRAM THEME: COLONIAL CITIES & MEXICAN HISTORY
RECOMMENDED LEVEL: MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the enduring legacy of Mexico’s pre-Hispanic cultures.
- Identify natural, botanical, and architectural elements within recreational environments.
- Value historical and natural heritage as fundamental components of cultural identity.
ITINERARY OVERVIEW:
Our journey begins with a visit to the Xochicalco Archaeological Zone, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This imposing ceremonial center offers a deep dive into the Mesoamerican Epiclassic period (650–900 A.D.), showcasing its sophisticated architecture, astronomy, and symbolism.
Following this cultural immersion, we will head to Jardines de México, a nature-themed park where the senses come alive through the colors, aromas, and textures of specialized gardens, including the Japanese, Tropical, Cactus, and Italian gardens, as well as areas featuring ecological architecture and landscape design.
A perfect blend of history, natural art, and recreation.
🍽️ Lunch included at Jardines de México
What's included / What's NOT included
- Specialized Consulting and Support.
- Deluxe motorcoach transportation, highway travel, and traveler's insurance.
- Complementary and recreational local transport, all entrance fees, and guided tours at all visited sites.
- Motivational student engagement sessions.
- Parent orientation and presentation meeting.
- Dedicated Moöndi Travel Coordinators.
- Interactive entertainment and activity program.
- Identification wristbands for all participants.
- Accommodations in 4-star hotels.
- Meals as specified in the travel itinerary.
- Souvenirs
- Personal shopping and additional expenses
- Additional meals and beverages
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