There are some stalls offering a variety of handicrafts. However, if you really want to go shopping you can visit some nearby communities.

Just 12 minutes from Tequesquitengo is Tehuixtla, where you can find sandals and clay comales in its traditional market, where there are also fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as dried chilies and the famous jumiles (small stink bugs), an exotic food from the region.

Jojutla is located 20 minutes away and is famous for its delicious pan de nata (bread with spreadable cream made from raw cow milk). Here you will also find jewelry, basketry, sandals, hammocks and dolls.