The Altavista Petroglyphs offer an interesting and different day in the outdoors. Discovered by the National Institute of Anthropology and History, the petroglyphs are a series of drawings set in stone in what seems to have been a ceremonial center for the ancient people of the Texcoquines.
The petroglyphs possibly represent a 1,500-year historical span. Nowadays, the indigenous Huichol people still visit the site to celebrate different rituals. The self-guided tour ends up at the majestic “King’s Pool,” a naturally formed pool surrounded by cube-like stones.
An amazing place to visit full of knowledge
$ 120 / each
$ 110 / each
*Prices in US dollars
Bilingual Guide
Binoculars
Spotting scope
Round trip transport
Breakfast
* The requested equipment has to be taken care of and delivered in perfect condition or a charge will be made for the total cost of it
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Long pants or shorts
Closed-in Shoes
Hat / Cap
Sunblock
Camera
Sunglasses
Insect Repellent
Flask with Water
Snack
Non plastic disposable bottle