Marvel at the splendor of its elegant colonial buildings, streets and flavors that live up to its nickname "City Of the Angels".
A legend is responsible for this beautiful city being known as Puebla de los Angeles.
To get to Pahuatlán, one must go deep into the Sierra Mágica, crossing valleys and ravines to this small Pueblo Mágico.
The trip is also a journey through time. The inhabitants of this region have managed to keep their way of life and their Nahuatl and Otomi traditions intact.
Many indigenous traditions are still preserved in this town, such as the use of witch doctors to alleviate various ailments and heal the spirit.
The area is known for its traditional curative and for its rich craftsmanship, as its inhabitants continue to make the oldest paper in the country: amate paper.
Cobblestone streets, the red of the tiles contrasting with the green of the hill; traditional embroidery and chaquira work; fruits, vegetables, coffee, huaraches and medicinal plants in the Sunday market.
Pahuatlán was part of the Totonacapan lordship, proof of which is the traditional Danza de los Voladores (Dance of the Flyers) that continues to be performed in this place.
The area is known for its wealth of handicrafts, amate paper, pottery, wood crafts, and embroidery, with products such as toquilla necklaces, embroidery and wool fabrics, basketry, carved wood and saddlery.
Activities in Pahuatlan PueblaPahuatlán is one of the magical towns in the state of Puebla, a tourist destination that stands out for its natural beauty, as it is surrounded by valleys and ravines.
Here the pre-Hispanic tradition of amate paper and the aromas of coffee will envelop you.
It is also very close to Honey Ecotourism Center and its 10 waterfalls.
Pahuatlán was part of the Totonacapan lordship, proof of which is the traditional Danza de los Voladores (Dance of the Flyers) that continues to be performed in this place.
Many indigenous traditions are still preserved in this town, such as the use of witch doctors to alleviate various ailments and heal the spirit.
The area is known for its traditional curative healing and for its rich craftsmanship, as its inhabitants continue to make amate paper, which is considered one of the most important handicraft techniques in the country.
By Car from Mexico City: The fastest route is to take the Mexico-Piramides 132D highway to Tuxpan Veracruz, your exit will be marked as Acaxochitlan and this will take you to your destination (Trip: 2:30 hrs - Cost: 183 pesos at Casetas).
By bus:
The main handicraft product is the amate paper, in addition to the skill for its elaboration, the artisans have designed varied products in which they mix modernity and tradition.
You can find centerpieces, folders, lampshades, notebooks, screens and more.
You can also find the chaquira embroidery that shows the creativity of those who live in the communities of this Magical Town.
Handicrafts:
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Coffee and tastings:
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|---|---|---|
Pachuca Hidalgo | 88 Km | 55 Mi | 1 Hora 45 Minutos |
Mexico City | 160 Km | 99 Mi | 2 Horas 40 Minutos |
Tlaxcala City | 162 Km | 101 Mi | 2 horas 40 Minutos |
Poza Rica Veracruz | 165 km | 103 Mi | 2 Horas 55 Minutos |
Puebla City | 195 km | 121 Mi | 3 Horas 20 Minutos |
City | Distance in Km | Miles | Time in Hours |
|---|---|---|
Huauchinango Puebla | 59 km | 37 Mi | 1 Hora 25 Minutos |
Huasca de O. Hidalgo | 68 km | 42 Mi | 1 Hour 45 Minutes |
Xicotepec Puebla | 80 km | 50 Mi | 1 Hora 55 Minutos |
Chignahuapan Puebla | 81 km | 50 Mi | 1 Hora 40 Minutos |
Zacatlán Puebla | 93 km | 58 Mi | 2 Horas |
Marvel at the splendor of its elegant colonial buildings, streets and flavors that live up to its nickname "City Of the Angels".
A legend is responsible for this beautiful city being known as Puebla de los Angeles.
The country is a land of contrasts. It has it all: a rich history and culture, a warm and pleasant climate, a varied geography, an impressive nature, a tasteful gastronomy and a friendly and helpful population ... in short: Mexico can fulfill all your wishes!
