>Nestled in the mountains Amatlán De Quetzalcóatl, just 10 minutes from Tepoztlán, Temachtiani Ecotourism Center offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and comfort.
Temachtiani means “the one who makes others know the things of the world” in the Nahuatl language and it is managed by local indigenous people in the spirit of sharing knowledge and connecting visitors with the community’s heritage.
The eco-friendly accommodations include hotel rooms, a communal house, and a camping area, all with stunning views. Guests can enjoy amenities like a swimming pool, garden, dining area, and multi-purpose spaces, ensuring a relaxing stay in harmony with nature.
Traditional meals are lovingly prepared by indigenous women using organic, locally sourced ingredients. Each dish offers an authentic taste of Mexican culture while supporting sustainable practices and the local economy.
Temachtiani also offers workshops, hiking trips and ecotourism activities focused on gastronomy, crafts, and traditional medicine. It’s an ideal destination for retreats and group events, promoting sustainable tourism and cultural preservation.
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Added By Kyle Pearce
I started Nature Retreats to spotlight ecolodges, retreat centers and ecotourism projects following sustainable tourism practices that benefit local communities and protect fragile biodiversity.
I have been running mindful hiking retreats for the last 7 years that integrate mindful awareness, experiential learning and community building practices.
I also run an online community for experience creators called Social Creators that helps creative leaders build hybrid online/offline group coaching communities.
Luis Villanueva
3 years agoWas great, I loved the food and of course the view, I must to say that the temazcal was amazing
Monica Genico
6 years agoBeatiful
Ivan Flores
7 years agoOk
Laurent Allen-Guérard
a week agoWonderful place with beautiful people. They are applying the values of balance with nature. I loved it!
Beatriz Legorreta
a year agoA beauty of a place! Marvelous! And Juan is charming and has great knowledge about the land. Thank you!