It's always inspiring to be in the presence of natural structures that have lived through civilizations, centuries of war and evolution. This is one of the world's widest and oldest trees and you can't help wonder what it was like to be Benito Juarez, Porfirio Diaz or any legendary Oaxacan who took to the tree for comfort. It's a short... More

oldest, highest tree in the world: cypress 40 m high and forty meters around the trunk and 2000 years old. Virgin Mary of the Assumption church very close to cypress. More

impressive indeed and should be seen... it will take 30 minutes More

The village of Tule is absolutely wonderful-- quaint and clean with a pretty garden in the center and a nice artisan market. There is great lamb barbecue and nieves (like ice cream). The tree itself is hyped up (a local once told me it's the biggest tree in the world...) and is actually not that large. However, it is a... More

sth really original to visit. i was really impressed More

El arbol de Tule, just beautiful it is so big and tall. Hard to imagine it has survived hundredths of years. More

Or biomass as the literature says. Minutes from town centre. Take time to go see this amazing life....humbling to stand something so old and beautiful....imagine the history it has lived through! More

It is amazing to see how a tree has survived wars, the death of Christ, good times, terrible times. It's seen it all... Highly recommended More

If you have free time during your stay in Oaxaca City, the Tule Tree is a nice place to visit and see a 2000 year old tree and its "brother" of 1000 years old. The visit takes no more than 20 minutes and the entrance to get closer to the trees is 10 pesos (around 80 cents of USD). The... More