Our mission is to offer a resting place for our visitors, seeking to strengthen our connection with nature and learn about the traditions of Teotitlán del Valle.
How do we create ourselves?
The project stems from our vision of a world in harmony, which is why we seek to offer the best services with the least environmental impact. Ojo de luna is a family project that was born in 2020.
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Sustainable services:
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solar water heater
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well that supplies water
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solar garden lamps
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Filtration and use of water for irrigation of grass and plants
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small orchard
ideological structure
Our name and logo
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The frets represent human existence and its connection with divinity. The circle of frets in our logo represents the relationship of the balance of the five elements, the principle of the temporary alternation of the opposite poles that represent the Yin-Yang. Life and death in the form of a cycle, as well as day and night, the beginning of life at the end of another. These frets can be found in archaeological sites such as Mitla and Monte Alban.
