Get to know Puebla

Puebla is a state where art, tradition, history, architecture, and various traditional flavors combine. The beauty of its attractions and its unparalleled gastronomy make it a favorite destination among travelers.

Its capital is Puebla, which was declared a Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. You can admire colonial buildings, the baroque design of the Puebla Cathedral, recognized as one of the most important New Spanish museums, and don’t miss the International Baroque Museum.

For unforgettable landscapes, visit one of its nine Magical Towns, including Cholula with the largest pyramid in Mesoamerica featuring pre-Hispanic sanctuaries and colonial temples; the waterfalls, caves, mountains, traditions, and rituals in Cuetzalan; and Chignahuapan where you can learn about the art of making Christmas ornaments, which is very typical of the region. If you’re looking for a different view, enjoy a day with family or friends in Atlixco, which has the Popocatépetl volcano as a neighbor.

If you enjoy outdoor activities, the Izta-Popo National Park, shared with the State of Mexico, is ideal for hiking, camping, and admiring the impressive view of the Iztaccíhuatl and Popocatépetl volcanoes. Additionally, the La Malinche National Park, located between Puebla and Tlaxcala, offers the opportunity to climb one of the highest volcanoes in Mexico and enjoy its diverse flora and fauna.

Poblano cuisine is another reason to visit this charming state. Try the famous chiles en nogada, mole poblano, and cemitas, which are emblematic of the region. Don’t forget to enjoy a tour of the Mole Route, where you can learn about the process of making this delicious dish and taste different versions in various local restaurants and markets.

The State of Puebla awaits you with its ancestral traditions, beautiful nature and unique flavors.

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