Jardín Etnobotánico.

The Jardín Etnobotánico de Oaxaca is a captivating botanical garden located in Oaxaca City, Mexico, that showcases roughly 900 species of local plants, reflecting about 10% of the region's rich biodiversity. Designed by artists Francisco Toledo and Alejandro de Ávila Blomberg, the garden emphasizes the traditional knowledge and cultural significance of flora used by indigenous Zapotec and Mixtec communities, including food, medicine, and rituals. Nestled next to the historic Church of Santo Domingo, the garden features a mix of dramatic plantings, such as organ pipe cacti and a tropical section mimicking coastal climates. Guided tours enrich the visitor experience, offering insights into plant uses and conservation efforts vital for preserving this unique ecosystem.