The holiday season is always a challenge for parents, children are eager to get out and sometimes it is difficult to find places that meet their needs. Don’t break your head anymore! We leave you some Magic Towns of Puebla to visit these holidays.
Magic Towns that will become children’s favorites
These destinations have very fun and adventure-filled spaces, so much so that not only will the little ones in the home love them, they will also be unforgettable for you. In addition, its proximity to Mexico City, its history, its gastronomy and its many cultural attractions make Puebla a state worth visiting on more than one occasion.
In each of the cobbled streets of Cuetzalan the magic of a fairy tale is breathed. The white houses, the mist and the temples create the atmosphere of a true fable. This Magical Town located in the mountains of Puebla surrounded by forests, falls in love with those who visit it for its nostalgic air with the aroma of coffee and rain.
One of the main reasons to visit this place is because of its deep-rooted traditions, because here the Nahuas have not lost their customs, which are still alive and it is important that children witness the cultural heritage that we Mexicans have.
Something that undoubtedly leaves young and old with their mouths open is the Dance of the Flyers. Sunday is the day these “bird men” they hang from the trunk that is in the portico of the parish. Witnessing this pre-Hispanic ritual that summarizes the Totonac cosmogony, the connection between men and gods in all spatial planes will be something new and valuable for your memory.
Most children love interactive museums and contact with nature and wildlife more than cultural or historical tours, so don’t leave without visiting the Xoxoctic Botanical Garden, full of orchids and ferns.
Huejotzingo, one of the new Magical Towns that you should know this vacation
Here you will find colorful facades from the colonial era, the perfect pretext to introduce the little ones to this historical event in a fun way. If you want to feel like you are in an enchanted forest, do not hesitate to visit the blackberry crops, which are part of the Ruta del Chile en Nogada. As adults still have the right to have fun, there is also the Cider Route, where they can taste this delicious and traditional drink.
Another of its must-sees is the historic center where you will find the Plaza de Armas, surrounded by colonial buildings and the impressive Parish of San Juan Bautista, built in the 16th century, with baroque architecture and works of religious art of great cultural value.
Do not leave without going through the handicraft market, much less without buying typical sweets, sweet potatoes of different flavors, cocadas and lemons stuffed with coconut are the favorites.
Teziutlán, a new Magical Town that your little ones will adore
And if you thought that in Cuetzalan there is a lot of fog, “La Perla de la Sierra”, as this new Magical Town is also known, is considered the area of the country with the highest concentration of fog. They will really feel like they are taking a walk among the clouds. The natural attractions are part of the landscape: bamboo forests, mountains and some waterfalls will be the setting for them to carry out fun ecotourism activities.
We assure you that the Old Railway Station and its museum will be a most interesting experience, you will be able to feel that you are traveling to the past and take photos in an authentic train machine. Another thing that fascinates the little ones are fairs and mechanical games. Take advantage of the fact that the holiday season meets the Teziutlán Fair, get on the Ferris wheel and buy cotton candy. In addition, there are endless cultural activities, musical concerts, fireworks, chess tournaments, popular festivals and more.