Feb 26th-March 1 - Monarch Migration- A Mindful Journey with the "King of the Butterflies"
Feb 26th-March 1 - Monarch Migration- A Mindful Journey with the "King of the Butterflies"
Journey with us and witness the iconic migration of the monarchs. Butterflies are a deep and powerful symbol of life. Many cultures associate the butterfly with our souls and view them as a representation of endurance, change, hope and life. Monarchs definitely represent all of those as they fly over 2,500 miles from Canada to Mexico. No individual butterfly makes the entire round trip. Experience this amazing phenomena with us!
WHAT TO EXPECT
WHAT IS INCLUDED
Double Occupancy
Transportation to and from the hotel
2 Butterfly tours
Authentic Mexican Cooking class
Cottage Industry Tour
Breakfast
1 Dinner - night of cooking class
2 picnic lunches
Welcome bag
Sattva yoga journey classes with Carie
Daily gatherings for breathwork, centering activities and talks for living a more mindful intentional life
WHAT TO PACK
Layering clothes
Warmer pajamas
Lounge wear
Windproof fleece
Light waterproof jacket
Scarf/Shawl/bandana
Favorite cozy socks, wool socks
Hat and gloves
Baseball cap
Tennis shoes, water-resistant hiking shoes
Water and dust resistant backpack for hike
Water Bottle
Binoculars
Earplugs
Eye drops
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Yoga mat (if you so choose)
SAMPLE SCHEDULE
Breakfast
Cerro Pelon Butterfly Adventure
Picnic Lunch
Sattva slow flow with Carie
Dinner
ABOUT J.M’S Butterfly B&B
Just two and a half hours outside of bustling Mexico City, our safe and sleepy farming community offers a tranquil respite to big city life, an opportunity to kick back and relax in a bucolic village nestled in a valley that lies at the entry of the Cerro Pelón Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary. When you stay with us in Macheros, you can lounge on our lawn, watch the sunset, go bird watching, ride horses, visit local cottage industries, hike in the adjoining forest, learn how to make Mexican food, or stargaze from our rooftop. In short, you’ll get to have a firsthand experience of small town life in an ejido in the rural hinterlands of the State of Mexico.
ABOUT MACHEROS
Macheros is a little village of about 350 people and 100 horses. Macheros means “stables.” We’re part of the ejido of El Capulin. An ejido is a community based on communal landholding. Our ejido was created when our great-grandparents were freed from laboring on the nearby haciendas at the end of the Mexican Revolution.