DAY 01 /  PHILIPPINES/AUSTRALIA  TO MEXICO (-|-|D)

Depart from point of origin and enjoy the onboard experience. Arrive the same day in Mexico and meet and greet upon arrival. Pilgrims are warmly welcomed and spiritually prepared for the Marian journey ahead. Proceed to Mexico City, one of the oldest and most culturally rich capitals in the world, built on the ancient Aztec city of Tenochtitlán. As the spiritual and historical heart of Mexico, it reflects the meeting of indigenous roots and the Catholic faith through evangelization. Check in at the hotel and rest overnight.

DAY 02 / BASILICA OF OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE (TEPEYAC)  (B|L|D)

After breakfast, proceed to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the most visited Marian shrine in the world and the very soul of the pilgrimage. Here, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared in 1531 to St. Juan Diego, leaving her miraculous image imprinted on his tilma. Pilgrims attend Holy Mass, venerate the sacred tilma, visit Tepeyac Hill the site of the apparitions, and spend time in prayer and thanksgiving before Our Lady of the Americas, Patroness of the Philippines. Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 03 / METROPOLITAN CATHEDRAL & HISTORIC CENTER (B|L|D)

After breakfast, visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, the largest cathedral in Latin America, symbolizing the triumph of Christianity and the enduring strength of faith. Nearby, the Zócalo and Templo Mayor reveal Mexico’s pre-Christian past, allowing pilgrims to reflect on how Christianity transformed indigenous civilizations while preserving cultural identity. Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 04 / TEOTIHUACÁN & TULPETLAC  (B|L|D)

After breakfast at the hotel, begin the day with a visit to Teotihuacán, meaning “City of the Gods,” an ancient pre-Christian city renowned for its massive pyramids built centuries before the arrival of Christianity. This visit invites pilgrims to reflect on humanity’s timeless search for the Divine. Continue onward to Tulpetlac Chapel, where pilgrims reconnect with the Guadalupe story and the events traditionally associated with the apparitions. Conclude the day with an overnight stay at the hotel.

DAY 05 / PUEBLA (UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE CITY)  (B|L|D)

After breakfast at the hotel, proceed to Puebla, a jewel of colonial Mexico renowned for its beautifully preserved churches and rich Catholic art. The Puebla Cathedral reflects the fervor of Spanish missionary evangelization, while the Chapel of the Rosary is regarded as one of the most magnificent Baroque chapels in the world—an awe-inspiring expression of devotion to Our Lady. Return to the hotel for an overnight stay.

DAY 06 / TLAXCALA & OUR LADY OF OCOTLÁN (B|L|D)

Following a morning meal at the hotel, visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Ocotlán, an important Marian sanctuary commemorating an apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary to a local native in the 16th century. Deeply loved by the Mexican faithful, Our Lady of Ocotlán is closely associated with healing and protection. The surrounding Franciscan churches invite pilgrims to reflect on the legacy of the early missionaries who brought Christianity to central Mexico. Hotel accommodation for the night.

DAY 07 / SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE  (B|L|D)

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, proceed to San Miguel de Allende, a UNESCO World Heritage City celebrated for its charming streets, deep-rooted Catholic traditions, and its striking neo-Gothic parish church dedicated to St. Michael the Archangel. The town beautifully reflects how faith, art, and daily life remain closely intertwined in Mexican culture. Conclude the day with an overnight stay at the hotel.

DAY 08 / QUERÉTARO: ROUTE OF EVANGELIZATION  (B|L|D)

Begin the day with breakfast before traveling to Querétaro, a city that played a key role in the spread of Christianity in northern Mexico. Its historic churches, missions, and the iconic Querétaro Aqueduct stand as lasting symbols of early evangelization. Pilgrims gather here for a farewell Mass, offering thanks for the spiritual fruits of the journey through central Mexico. Return to the hotel for the night.