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  • A close up view of an oval plate of enchiladas smothered in mole coloradito and topped with crema, fresh cheese, herbs, and a slice of radish.

    Oaxacan Mole: Tasting the 7 Moles of Oaxaca

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  • People gather and walk along the street in front of Santo Domingo church in Centro de Oaxaca during the evening hours.

    Where to Stay in Oaxaca: Best Areas and Hotels

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  • A cobblestone street in Centro Oaxaca Mexico with colorful buildings. In the distance are colorful flags and some cars.

    Oaxaca Centro: Insider’s Guide to Centro de Oaxaca

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  • A quiet street in Xochimilco neighborhood, Oaxaca. Several cars and a motorcycle are parked while two people walk in the distance.

    A Local Guide to Xochimilco: Oaxaca’s Oldest Neighborhood

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  • Colorful flags called papel picado hang over the cobblestone street in Jalatlaco neighborhood. The street is lined with colorful buildings, in particular one that is bright pink with aqua trim.

    Your Guide To Jalatlaco: Oaxaca’s Most Colorful Neighborhood

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  • A woman walks through Abastos Market in Oaxaca with a stack of tlayuda tortillas wrapped in a plastic bag on top of her head. The back view shows a long black braid down her back with a checker print apron and a green skirt.

    Central de Abastos: How to Safely Navigate Oaxaca’s Largest Market

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  • A close up of a woman embroidering a white piece of fabric with green vines and bright yellow and red flowers at the Ocotlan Market in Oaxaca.

    Ocotlán Oaxaca: Your Guide to the Vibrant Friday Market

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  • One of the top things to do in Oaxaca is explore the Tlacolula Market, home of the original smoke hall. In this image women dressed in traditional clothing cook meat and vegetables on the grills. In the background are more people and decorative flags hanging on the ceiling.

    Tlacolula Market: Local Guide to the Sunday Market in Oaxaca

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  • People walk through the aisles of the Ocotlán Market which are full of products - dried chiles and tortillas. Above hang colorful papel picado decorations.

    Best Markets in Oaxaca for Shopping, Food, and Artisans

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  • OAXACA CITY
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    • Best Markets in Oaxaca
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    • Huatulco Mexico
    • Mazunte Oaxaca
    • Lagunas de Chacahua
    • Oaxaca Beach Resorts
  • TRAVEL TIPS
    • Best Time to Visit Oaxaca
    • Tips for Staying Safe
    • Guide to Oaxacan Food
    • San Jose del Pacifico
    • Best Festivals in Oaxaca
    • Guelaguetza Festival
    • Christmas in Oaxaca
    • Night of the Radishes
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