Cooking in the Campo: Learn to make tortillas and salsa from scratch!
Juana's home
Yatareni
Open-Air Cooking in the Campo: Tamales
Juana's home
Yatareni
Hands on Dyeing and Weaving Workshop in Teotitlán (Two-Day Workshop)
Josefina's home
Teotitlán
Open-Air Cooking in the Campo: Tamales
Juana's home
Yatareni
Oaxacan Specialty Coffee Brew Bar
Cafebre
108 M. Bravo
Paint and Sip: Alebrijes with Alex
Tlayudona
M. Bravo 210 C, Oaxaca de Juárez, Oaxaca 68000
Hands on Dyeing and Weaving Workshop in Teotitlán (Two-Day Workshop)
Josefina's home
Teotitlán
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Welcome to Tlayudona, where we invite you to embark on a transformative travel experience in Oaxaca. Immerse yourself in our sensorial adventures and discover the worlds within worlds that exist in this vibrant destination.
As a sustainable women-led organization, Tlayudona is revolutionizing the local travel industry. Our unique, hands-on experiences foster respectful and responsible connections within the community, allowing you to travel with purpose.
Join us for our new art walk led by Dani, our in-house museum curator, or indulge in our captivating workshops with our talented resident artists. Immerse your senses in the art of agave distillation in collaboration with a range of mezcal producers. And don’t miss the opportunity to learn the secrets behind making the most mouthwatering tamales from our host, Juana.
Visit us at Plaza San Cristobal, located at 210 “C” on M. Bravo Street, where we’re always brewing local coffee and eager to discuss our upcoming experiences or answer any questions you may have. Let us help you make the most of your stay in our beloved Oaxaca.
With love from the Tlayudona team!
What does the word “tlayudona” mean?
In Oaxaca it’s used to refer to a large, thick-framed person who boasts a lot of physical strength. The expression alludes to the giant tortilla called a tlayuda–because they’re resistant and durable. They bend, but don’t break. It’s considered a compliment here to be “tlayudón“, and in this case with the added “a” in tlayudona, the word refers specifically to women.
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Why Choose Tlayudona?
There are plenty of conventional tourism companies out there. We aren’t one of them. Here’s why:

Community First
We are committed to making a positive, regenerative, and sustainable impact within our community.

Perspective
We have an all-women core team and work predominantly with women hosts so that our narratives are told and heard.

Authenticity
All of our experiences are designed by our hosts to provide you with an authentic lens into Oaxacan life.

Transparency
We pay our hosts more than half of the earnings of each experience. We value and remunerate their time, not just their products.

Experience
Each of our hosts has a lifetime of experience doing what they love, and Tlayudona has over 8 years of practice sharing this with you.

Love
We put our hearts into each connection we make. We have real relationships with our hosts, and together we create a community. You’ll feel the difference.
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Cooking in the Campo: Learn to make tortillas and salsa from scratch!
Juana's home, Yatareni
Hands on Dyeing and Weaving Workshop in Teotitlán (Two-Day Workshop)
Josefina's home, Teotitlán