Agave Landscape and Ancient Industrial Facilities of Tequila

The landscape features extensive blue agave fields across 35,019 hectares, with functioning distilleries that maintain traditional tequila production methods in volcanic soil.

The region's agricultural practices date back to the 16th century for tequila production and over two millennia for fermented beverages and textile creation.

The agave fields and production facilities demonstrate the evolution of Mexican tequila-making traditions, combining pre-Hispanic techniques with European distillation methods.

Visitors can reach the site by regular bus services from Guadalajara, with morning tours offering comprehensive insights into the cultivation and production processes.

The landscape contains the Teuchitlan tradition structures from 200-900 AD, including agricultural terraces, temples, ceremonial mounds, and ball courts.

GPS coordinates: 20.62829,-103.76999

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:35