Tourism Information

Puebla, Mexico

Tourism Information

Located in Mexico’s central region in a zone with great biodiversity, consisting of sierras, forests, valleys and one of the nation’s most important river basins.

If you’d like to see the traditional dances of Quetzales and Voladores, visit the picturesque town of Cuetzalan. The state of Puebla also has interesting archaeological zones, such as Yohualichan, an ancient Totonac ceremonial center, and Cantona, where you can check out the numerous courtyards and see more than 20 ball courts. Also of interest is La Malinche National Park and volcanoes Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl, which are covered with coniferous forests. These areas are ideal for trekking, hiking and mountain climbing.

In the state capital, known as the City of Angels, you can admire the magnificent architecture in the Historic Center, declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO. You can also visit Puebla’s museums, where the city’s cultural and historical values are exalted, such as the Talavera crafts and the exquisite cuisine. During your stay in Puebla, you can try delicious dishes like mole and chiles en nogada (stuffed poblano chili peppers bathed in walnut sauce). Puebla is also famous for it goat’s milk and yams. Nearby, you can visit the archaeological zone of Cholula, which has one of the nation’s largest pyramids by volume. You can also go to the Africam Safari Zoo, a park where animals run free. At the Valle de Tehuacan Biosphere Reserve you can see diverse plant and animal species.