Cheap Flights to Oaxaca with Viva
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San Antonio (SAT) to Oaxaca (OAX)
Depart: Sat, 28 Dec
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USD232*
Seen:22hrsago
One-way/Economy
Houston (IAH) to Oaxaca (OAX)
Depart: Mon, 23 Dec
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USD415*
Seen:1dayago
One-way/Economy
Denver (DEN) to Oaxaca (OAX)
Depart: Sat, 01 Feb
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USD96*
Seen:1dayago
One-way/Economy
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San Antonio (SAT) | Oaxaca (OAX) | Depart: Mon, 14 Jul | One-way/Economy | |
Denver (DEN) | Oaxaca (OAX) | Depart: Sat, 01 Feb | One-way/Economy |
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Travel to Oaxaca
Oaxaca, the capital of the similarly named Mexican state, is a city with a rich culture that will transport you back to the Spanish colonial era with its mix of cultures and traditions. As a smaller city, Oaxaca is also a perfect low-key getaway.
Book a cheap flight to Oaxaca with Viva , Latin America’s budget airline, and discover why thousands of travelers fall in love with this city every year.
Best Things to Do in Oaxaca
- Enjoy Oaxaca’s eclectic architecture while walking along the historical center, such as the San Agustín Temple, the Alcalá Theater or Zócalo, its main square.
- Explore one of the local cathedrals, like the Nuestra Señora de la Asunción Cathedral, which was built between 1535 and 1574.
- Learn about local plant species and how Mexicans have used them historically at the Ethnobotanical Garden.
- Take a day trip to Monte Albán, home to the ruins of Central America’s first large city. There, locate some landmarks, like the ball court or the palace.
- Visit the “Hierve el Agua” rock formation that shares a likeness with a frozen waterfall.
Cuisine in Oaxaca
Oaxaca’s cuisine is heavily influenced both by Spanish and indigenous traditions. It’s known as the “land of the seven moles”, which are colorful sauces made with different herbs and spices.
Besides the traditional seven moles make sure to try the tlayudas, tasajo and sopa de guías. If you’re feeling extra adventurous you can do as the locals do and munch on some chapulines, which are roasted crickets served with chile, salt and lemon.
Connecting to Oaxaca from the Airport
Oaxaca International Airport is located about 30 minutes away from the city center. Upon arriving, you can hire a private cab or try to catch one of the public buses, which only run at specific times. You can always enjoy the flexibility of renting your own car on your next Viva flight to Oaxaca.