Indigenous Artesanal Development Centre

5 Estefanía González - a year ago

Amazing place! There are so many beautiful handmade products in this bazar, i wanted to buy one of each. The mexican handmade products are just to beautiful. The place itself is really nice to visit too. Im definitely coming back everytime i can

4 Syd R - 5 years ago

Nice place for meeting artisans and buying artcrafts. I'm not so sure how they develop artisans, but that's the name of the place, right? If you're wondering as well, then come and find it out by yourself or visit and discover something else.

5 Kash Lebeau - 11 months ago

Small market, lovely

5 Mayra Rodriguez - 7 months ago

Love this place

5 blankikii barragan - a month ago

(Translated by Google) An indigenous center where they produce and sell their products. You find products from the region, crafts, naturists and a place to spend a pleasant afternoon

(Original)
Un centro de indígenas en donde producen y venden sus productos. Encuentras productos de la región, artesanales , naturistas y un lugar para pasar la tarde agradable

5 Gabriel Reyes - a month ago

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to learn more about the cultures in Mexico. By the way, you can buy souvenirs and handicrafts made by the same people. A recommendable place

(Original)
Excelente lugar para conocer más acerca de las culturas en México. De paso, se pueden comprar recuerdos y artesanías hechas por las mismas personas. Un lugar recomendable

5 Montserrat Aguilar - 11 months ago

(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful place, there is like a handicraft bazaar where they sell herbalism, artisan marzipan, beeswax candles, Lele dolls, Tlayudas, piggy banks, key rings of angels, miniatures of braziers, stoves, etc.

You can visit a small museum of handmade dolls as well.

The people who sell there are very friendly and everything they have is beautiful!

(Original)
Es un lugar muy bonito, hay como un bazar de artesanías donde venden herbolaria, mazapanes artesanales, velas de cera de abeja, muñequitas Lele, Tlayudas, alcancías, llaveros de ángeles, miniaturas de braseros, estufas, etc.

Se puede visitar un pequeño museo de muñecas artesanales también.

Las personas que venden ahí son muy amables y todo lo que tienen es hermoso!