Museo Comunitario Yukuni'i (Cerro que Retumba)
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
Plaza Cívica
Villa de Santiago Chazumba, Oaxaca 69012
Phone
Museum Information
Permanent Rooms
N/A
Temporary Rooms
N/A
Founded
2003
Affiliation
Patronato del Museo
Visitor Guide
Discover the intimate Museo Yukuni'i Cerro Que Retumba in Chazumba, Oaxaca, where community narratives come alive through woven artifacts, oral histories, and hands-on displays. Pair your visit with a stroll to nearby markets and viewpoints for a full Oaxaca experience.
Highlights
- Local Indigenous stories brought to life
- Hands-on exhibits and weaving demonstrations
- Intimate, community-curated atmosphere
- Short strolls to nearby markets for souvenirs
- Scenic Cerro Que Retumba views around town
At a Glance
Visit Duration
Estimated 45-60 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Opening hours or late afternoon tend to be quieter.
Accessibility
Accessibility details vary; contact ahead for wheelchair access and assistance.
Photography
Photography allowed without flash; certain exhibits may restrict photography.
WiFi
Wi-Fi availability varies; not guaranteed.
Facilities
Restrooms are available on-site.
Hours
Hours vary by season; verify with official site.
Tickets
Tickets are typically available on-site; check official site for current guidance.
Getting There
Access mainly by rideshare or local transport; parking may be limited, and signage can be basic.
Nearby Places
Mercado Local de Chazumba
Great place to explore crafts and regional snacks.
Café La Piedra
Pause for a quick Oaxaca coffee before or after your visit.
Centro Cultural de Chazumba
Check for rotating exhibits and local performances.
Plaza Central
Relax with a sunset stroll and street musicians.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Photos may be taken without flash; tripods and flash may be restricted in some exhibits.
Bags & Storage
Please keep bags light and store bulky items if requested by staff.
Strollers & Children
Kids and strollers are welcome; expect some narrow spaces.
Lockers
Lockers available for visitors for belongings.
Tips for Your Visit
To beat crowds, visit on weekdays or early mornings; consider arriving before peak hours and purchasing any needed tickets in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the typical hours?
Hours vary; please verify with the official site for current schedule.
Are photos allowed?
Photos are generally allowed without flash in most areas.
Is the museum wheelchair accessible?
Accessibility details vary; contact ahead for assistance.
Do I need a ticket before visiting?
Tickets are usually purchased on-site; verify current guidance.
Are guided tours available?
Guided tours may be available on certain days; ask staff on arrival.
What can I pair this with nearby?
Plan time to explore the nearby markets and viewpoints for a fuller experience.
Is there a cafe or food nearby?
Local cafes and snack options are nearby in the town.
Is there parking?
Parking is limited; consider rideshare if possible.
Is English spoken?
Staff may speak Spanish; some English may be limited, so bring a translation app.
What should I bring?
Bring comfortable footwear, sun protection, and a water bottle.