Top 36 things to do and attractions in Tlaxcala

I have been to many permits throughout Mexico, but what makes this place interesting as it’s murals that are still in great condition. One also needs to look up the history of the people who went against the Aztecs and sided with the Spaniards as mercenaries. They kept their state intact. It’s also very apparent that there is much more to the area that has not been explored or revealed. Hopefully someday it is able to properly excavate all of the area. Which is a huge amount of space.

…the rating I give has nothing to do with the site's historical interest; that aspect is wonderful: a civilization located approximately 800 years after Christ, cosmopolitan, warlike, and artistic, yet unnamed. The rating has to do with what interests tourists most: how will they treat me? The site has two entrances; if you're unfortunate enough to enter the wrong one, you'll enter the underworld of "improvised parking," local disputes over unofficial fees, and, above all, the lack of information about the place. You don't see a responsible authority to guide you, there are no guides to explain the richness of the place. If you're coming from another country, it's not worth the detour to this site.

Cacaxtla is such a hidden gem, beautiful murals and fascinating history in a peaceful setting. I definitely recommend getting a guide so you don’t miss all the stories and details. Bring water and a hat too, since it can get hot, and take your time to really enjoy the site. Totally worth the trip!

Amazing archeological site.

I was surprised by this site and how big it was lots of stairs and not handicap friendly. Entrance was free on Sunday and Parking was 50 pesos.

Amazing pyramid sight park where you can walk to the sight. Beautiful views.

A must near Mexico City. Beautiful ruins but specially the paintings. There is a small walk from the parking lot. Perfect to visit when the weather is not too hot. Friendly staff. Easy to find.

It's beautiful and well taken care of unlike other parks. The climb was more difficult than I thought it would be. I have climbed Mt Fuji several times but I found Malinche a tad more difficult mostly due to the final section that is quite steep and with loose rocks. I got a major headache so I didn't finish the last 100 meters or so. I will definitely be back soon.

Total Hike of 6-7 hour. Always easy to see the direction or the trail. Without registration you can enter to national park from 7am till 5pm. There are gates on the road and they open exactly at 7am. Start from Central Vacational - there is big parking log. The hike is moderate the first 2 hours - but then it starts getting steep - terrain is sandy which makes walking more tiring. When the view point after 2/3 of the trail is reached, the last 300 height meters are not that bad, even it is still super steep - but it is rocky and easy to hike. Start esrly, because rain comes in the afternoon. Bring 2-3 liters of water - depends what season you hike. I was there in September, a cloudy day, so 1 liter was enough. Bring good shoes for high mountain - best hiking shoes with good profile. Rain coat, sun protection, toilet paper and clothes for low temperatures are important to bring too.

A day hiking trip. Park the car, hike around 3 to 4 hours, and arrive at the peak at 4440m. Without gear or any preparation. The views are amazing. Walk thru the various terrains. Tough hike but very doable. Safe and you will meet many travelers. There are camping areas as well. A dormant volcano. But worth a day visit.

This is a tough hike at altitude, so know what you're getting into. Public transport will get you on the mountain too late to summit, unless you are in really good shape and go fast. Take a taxi or ride-share. The road 12kms out is closed until 7am, so don't arrive before then. There are many stray dogs that have organized themselves into packs, so be careful. They are not normally aggressive, but can become so in the presence of food or in the case they are attacked.

3 hours drive away from cdmx. With beautiful hike in the forest all the way to the peak at 4400m above sea level. The hike is about 8 km long and 1200m climb with avg walk time of 6 hours up and 4 hours back… you can camp over night and it’s safe there with no coast of entry .. you can park by the road or pay 50 m$ (2.5 US$) There some food places for tacos and coffee

Great views even on a mostly cloudy day! There is a lack of signage at the trailhead (IMSS centro vacacional) and along the trail, but reading a few blogs/articles I knew what to expect and look for. And it helps to be able to follow others; it was busy even on a Friday morning. There are mutiple routes to the top. No one charged us for parking even though I’d expected to pay 80 pesos - maybe because we arrived right when it opened? I’d compare the effort to the easier 14ers in the US, like Mt Elbert. The altitude is no joke if you’re not acclimated!

La Malinche National Park features a majestic volcano, diverse trails, and rich wildlife—perfect for hiking, camping, and experiencing Mexico’s natural beauty up close.

Xochitécatl Archaeological Zone with museo , and u can go to other archaeological , very good , road two way , have to be careful

Found some old photos, so here is what I remember from my trip in 2006. The spiral pyramid was odd, I believe it is the only one of its kind in the country. The big pots, or wells, or whatever they were. Got some cool IR shots with one of my early infrared-modified cameras. Certainly a neat little worth visiting if you are in the area.

This is a beautiful place, more interesting than Cacaxtla. This archeological area represents the feminine energy, has four pyramids. One for Ehecatl, another for the volcanoes, other for the serpent of feather and the last one for the flowers.

Beautiful site. Very educational.

It is part of our Mexican culture, and definitely you'd love the history of it!!!

I came to this pueblo to visit family. They told me about these ruins and we decided to go. I climbed a lot of stairs but it was so worth it for the view up top. If you're ever visiting Mexico and happen to be near Tlaxcala, definitely stop by. The pictures don't do the views justice, they must be seen in person!

Hidden pyramids, so you can be there almost alone. Best time in the morning, with a great view to the volcanos.

The Basilica of Our Lady of Ocotlan is a must to visit when doing a pilgrimage in Mexico. First time I came here, there was no one else inside, yet I smell a heavy scent of Jasmine. It was my validation that Senora of Ocotlan indulged me with her Divine presence.

Hum. Beautiful architectural building, lots of history.

This church seems hidden but really as grandiose as the others The town seems far but worth visiting. Small town but the church is pretty awesome. The architecture is worth going there. Even the christmas tree has spirit. Made out of love.

PILGRIMAGE OF GUADALUPE Our Visit to the Fountain of Our Lady of Ocotlan which means Pine. Our Lady appeared in a Pine tree. There was an epidemic during that time called Cholera. People who were not sick helped the sick and brought water to them. This was after ten years Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared to San Juan Diego. Our Lady of Ocotlan appeared to Juan Diego Bernardino led him to the fountain that heals the sick. The Franciscan friars followed Juan Diego Bernardino and they believed.

This is a really beautiful church, both inside and out. The feeling inside is akin to the Capilla del Rosario in Puebla, but on a humbler, more intimate scale. The facade seems to have been freshly restored as of March 2023. Try to see the room that's somewhat hidden behind the main altar. It is also lovely but may not be open at the time of your visit.

Beautiful church. The rooms that can be entered through a "secret" door behind the altar have particularly amazing ceilings.

Beautiful ornate church built on the site where the Virgin of Guadalupe appeared to Juan Diego.

One of my favorite place to go hiking

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(Translated by Google) The highest mountain in the State of Tlaxcala and the sixth highest in the country. It is a very well preserved national park. To reach the summit it takes approximately 4 hours (ascent only) but it is well worth the time invested in the walk since you will see very beautiful landscapes and incredible settings. Recommended ✔️✔️✔️ (Original) La montaña más alta del Estado de Tlaxcala y la sexta más alta del país. Es un parque nacional muy bien conservado. Para llegar a la cumbre se requieren aproximadamente 4 horas (sólo de ascenso) pero vale mucho la pena el tiempo invertido en la caminata ya que observarás muy bonitos paisajes y escenarios increíbles. Recomendable ✔️✔️✔️

(Translated by Google) You reunite with your nature. An experience that enriches you. Hug the trees! Like who they love the most (Original) Te reencuentras con tu naturaleza. Una experiencia que te enriquece. ¡Abracen los árboles! Como a quien más quieren

(Translated by Google) Excellent place for people who love mountaineering, it is almost always suitable for summits. (Original) Excelente lugar para las personas que les encanta el alpinismo, casi siempre se presta para cumbre.

(Translated by Google) I really like it, it's cold at the summit.... And I had about 1 hour of climbing in very cool weather /// there is an excellent stream to go down and it's more fun to go down the dirt track than down the road (Original) Me gusta muchísimo hace frío en la cumbre .... Y me tocó como 1 hora de subida con clima muy fresco/// ay un chorreadero excelente para bajar y es más divertido bajar por el oyó de tierra que por el camino

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place no matter how you look at it, this is "TLAXCALA" (Original) Lugar maravilloso por donde lo veas, esto es "TLAXCALA"

Very nice museum, entrance is free. If you want to give a tip it is more than welcome. The museum is very big. They have an elevator for disabled people. The location is in the zócalo of Huamantla.

Great museum in an unlikely place. Large collection of puppets from around the world and great guides. Several puppet shows on weekends. Free entry on Sundays.

The puppet show was very entertaining, the actors use all their talent to present a funny play.. the crowd was very happy and the price certainly wasn't expensive, only 40 presos. Widely recommended!

Cool puppet museum. Takes about 30 minutes to 1 hour to visit. No photo inside. Would be better if they have a TV display on a short puppet show.

Was better than I expected! Such a cool place :)

Wonderful collection of the puppet from the past. Great staff. Clean and very well lit. The flow was confusing at times but there are arrows on the floor. I wish I could see them all in action. Highly recommend

The museum was closed (13 March 2021) because of the pandemic. There is a small souvenir shop attached to it that is open where you can buy some puppets and other gifts. Check with the Tourism Department office next door - they can give some recommendations on what's open and places to visit, as well as info on the surrounding areas.

Got to see some of Friday Kahlo's early work. Definitely worth a visit whilst you're in the areas. Gift shop on site.

Small museum - free entry.

I would recommend a visit to the Museo de Arte de Tlaxcala because the small collection includes paintings from a variety of Mexican artists--Fanny Rabel and Guillermo Monroy, for example. The museum also includes a room of Frida Kahlo's work.

The collection of work small but impressive and significant for a museum of this size. Was pleasantly surprised and impressed

Closed 20/07, though the official website says it is open, of course.

A small museum, but the rotating exhibit makes it worth repeated visits.

A bit strange but free thankfully

Amazing place to visit, take your walking shoes and appetite. Lot's of restaurants, bars and music. Plan to stay for a couple of hours. Pay for parking.

Visited this beautiful little village and had an amazing time. Nice little shops with friendly people. Once it goes dark, all the lights come on and make it a magical place. Highly recommend going here and spending some time.

(Translated by Google) A very picturesque town, excellent for photography. For mere mortals, I don't recommend eating there; they're luxurious restaurants. It's better to eat earlier in Cacaxtla. Parking is expensive! 200 pesos on weekends and holidays and 50 pesos during the week. I imagine there aren't as many things to see during the week; in the end, it's just a large real estate development with an Italian Tuscan theme. I went on a Sunday after 6 pm; the nighttime lighting gives it a special touch. There are several musicians playing in the various plazas. It's like a labyrinth you have to navigate, and there are plenty of places for incredible photos. (Original) Pueblo muy pintoresco, excelente para fotografías, para los simples mortales no recomiendo comer ahí, son restaurantes lujosos, mejor comer antes en Cacaxtla, estacionamiento caro! 200 pesos en fin de semana y festivos y 50 pesos entre semana, aunque me imagino que no hay tantas cosas que ver entre semana, finalmente solo es una gran inmobiliaria con temática de la Toscana Italiana. Fui en domingo después de las 6 pm, la iluminación nocturna le da un toque especial, hay varios músicos en las varias plazas que hay, es como un laberinto que tienes que recorrer, muchos lugares para fotos increíbles.

(Translated by Google) I visited on Friday (September 26, 2025). The flow of people was normal… admission is free. Inspired by Italy, it's a beautiful place. I highly recommend it for people who love taking pictures. As for what to eat, my boyfriend and I had a really heavy breakfast before arriving, so the only "food" I bought there was a coffee. Prices vary. If you want to eat at a restaurant there, the prices are moderately high, but I think the experience is worth it. We were staying in Puebla. We took a Didi that took us there for $180 Mexican pesos. On the way back, the app showed us $350, but no matter how long we waited, no driver took our ride… be careful there 👀. We ended up taking a van to Xoxtla and from there a bus to CAPU (Puebla bus station). That trip cost us $36 pesos for both of us, so it was a better deal and a different experience… I'm mentioning this so you can double-check how you're going to get back! My recommendations: 1. Wear comfortable shoes: I saw several women wearing heels, and the streets are cobblestone, so it's not a great combination. 2. Don't bring wheeled suitcases: I saw several people with luggage. If you're bringing it because it's your last day of the trip or something, you can bring backpacks, but not wheeled suitcases. 3. Wear your cutest outfit; there are honestly too many photo spots. (Original) Visité en viernes (26 de septiembre de 2025) el flujo de gente estaba normal… la entrada es gratuita. Inspirado en Italia, un lugar precioso, lo recomiendo mucho para la gente que le fascina tomar y tomarse fotografías. En cuanto a consumo, mi novio y yo habíamos desayunado súper pesado antes de llegar así que lo único que compré ahí de “alimentos” fue un café, en cuanto a precios pues varía, si quieren comer en algún restaurant ahí, los precios son medianamente altos pero pienso que por la experiencia vale la pena. Nosotros estábamos hospedados en Puebla, tomamos un Didi que nos llevó allá por $180 pesos mexicanos. De regreso la app nos marcaba $350 pero por más que esperamos ningún conductor tomó nuestro viaje… ojo ahí 👀. Terminamos tomando una combi hacia Xoxtla y de ahí un camión hacia la CAPU (central de autobuses Puebla) por ese movimiento gastamos $36 pesos por ambos así que nos salió mejor y fue una experiencia diferente… lo comento para que revisen bien cómo se van a trasladar de regreso! Mis recomendaciones: 1.- Lleven calzado cómodo: vi a varias mujeres con tacones y las calles son empedradas, no es muy buena combinación. 2.- No lleven maletas de ruedas: vi a varias personas que traía equipaje, si es que lo vas a llevar porque es tu último día de viaje o algo así, puedes llevar mochilas, más no maletas de rueda. 3.- Usen su outfit más lindo, la verdad que son demasiados los spots para fotos.

(Translated by Google) This mega plaza in Tlaxcala used to be very pretty; it's grown without losing its charm. However, I consider it excessively expensive to charge $200 for parking on weekends and holidays. I like the place, but the excessive cost discourages me from returning; they've lost their minds. (Original) Esta mega plaza de Tlaxcala era muy linda, ha ido creciendo sin perder su encanto. Sin embargo considero un abuso desmesurado que cobren $200 por el estacionamiento en fines de semana y días festivos. Me gusta el sitio, pero ese costo excesivo desanima a regresar, perdieron la cabeza.

(Translated by Google) The place is spectacular. It's very large; each hallway leads to another and another. Each space is beautifully structured and has a very beautiful architecture. The shops are very beautiful and varied; each space is very Instagrammable for photos. The restaurant prices seem reasonable to me. It has many attractions; it's definitely a must-visit. (Original) El lugar es espectacular es muy grande cada pasillo te lleva a otro y a otro, cada espacio es muy bonito la estructura que tiene el tipo de arquitectura. Los negocios son muy bonitos y muy variados cada espacio es muy instagrameable para fotos, los costos de los restaurantes se me hacen de acorde a la calidad. Tiene muchas atracciones sin duda es un lugar que se debe de visitar si o si.

(Translated by Google) It's very beautiful, with various activities, live music at various points, shops, hotels, restaurants, etc. The service is excellent. It's a place worth visiting. (Original) Es muy bonito, hay varias actividades, música en vivo en diferentes puntos del lugar, tiendas, hoteles, restaurantes, etc. En si la atencion es excelente. Es un lugar que vale la pena visitar.

(Translated by Google) No tourist information at night when no one is sleeping. The rugs are very interesting. The people are friendly. I started chatting with them, and they told me about their entire journey. In one neighborhood, they gave me coffee and bread. Lots of people and a variety of food. I stopped at a restaurant for a pambazo and a codfish cake. (Original) Sin información turística en la noche que nadie duerme. Muy interesante los tapetes. La gente amable, me puse a platicar con la gente y me comentaba todo su proceso, en un barrio me regalaron café y pan. Mucha gente y variedad de comida. Yo pasé a un local por un pambazo y una torta de bacalao.

(Translated by Google) This time we went to the celebration of the night when no one sleeps. I loved it. I love seeing the traditions that every Estadi has; they do it with such dedication and care. They sell a lot of food, and something I must applaud is that they don't mince their prices. We ate some slices of cake, which cost 35 pesos. A pot of coffee (although sugar-free, which they didn't offer us) cost 10 pesos. Afterwards, we had punch, although it tasted more like apple tea, and rice pudding atole cost 25 pesos a small cup. Afterwards, we bought some cookies for 5 pesos each, a dessert with pink gelatin in the middle and a cookie on the ends for 15 pesos, and a Chinese bread for 15 pesos. The bathrooms cost 5 pesos in some very clean places, and in others, not so much. As for the people, there were so many people that we couldn't get through some streets that we had to go around them to get through, but it was definitely a beautiful sight to see. What I do want to do is cross out those people who pinned their shoelaces so they DON'T PASS and walked very close to the mats, some even stepped on them just to get a photo, they should learn to respect, my respects to the gentlemen who made the mats, people got in their way and didn't say anything to them. (Original) Esta ocasión fuimos a la festividad de la noche que nadie duerme. La ame, me encanta ver esas tradiciones que cada Estadi tiene, lo hacen con una bonita dedicación y esmero. Venden mucha comida y algo que debo aplaudir es que no se manchan en los precios, comimos unas rebanadas de pastel y nos la dieron en 35 pesos. Un café de olla (aunque sin azúcar y no nos ofrecieron ) 10 pesos. Después tomamos un ponche aunque sabía mas a te de manzana y una atole de arroz con leche 25 pesos el vasito. Después compramos unas galletas 5 pesos cada una, un postre que es gelatina rosa en medio y galleta a los extremos 15 pesos y un pan chino 15 pesos. Los baños los cobran a 5 pesos en algunos lugares muy limpios y en otros no tanto. Con respecto a la gente había muchísima por algunas calles ya no se podía pasar tuvimos que rodear para poder pasar pero sin duda muy bonito de recorrer. Lo que si es que tache a esa gente que les pineb los cordones para NO PASAR y se pasan muy cerquita de los tapetes, algunos hasta los pisan con tan de tener la foto, deben aprender a respetar, mis respetos para los señores que hacían los tapetes la gente se les atravesaba y no les decían nada.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! Its streets are very wide and everything we tasted is exquisite; the Bullfighting Museum and the Puppetry Museum are charming, their collection incredible. (Original) Hermoso !! muy amplias sus calles y exquisito todo lo que degustamos; encantadores MUSEO TAURINO Y MUSEO DEL TÍTERE increíble su acervo

(Translated by Google) A magical town filled with color and Tlaxcalan culture; its history is captured in its wonderful churches and monuments. (Original) Pueblo mágico lleno de colorido y cultura tlaxcalteca; la historia está plasmada en sus iglesias y monumentos maravillosos.

(Translated by Google) The monumental carpets, a block long, all different, and illuminated streets are admirable. However, as with any large celebration, you have to be careful with cell phone theft. (Original) Admirable el trabajo de los tapetes monumentales, de una cuadra de largo, todos diferentes, calles iluminadas, solo que como en toda festividad multitudinaria, hay que tener cuidado con el robo de teléfonos celulares.

(Translated by Google) Excellent experience of the night that no one sleeps. (Original) Excelente experiencia de la noche que nadie duerme.

(Translated by Google) A town that offers a lot, there are plenty of places to visit and it hosts two major cultural events, "The Night Nobody Sleeps" and the Huamantlada. (Original) Un pueblo que ofrece mucho, hay bastantes lugares que visitar y es anfitrión de dos grandes eventos culturales, "La noche que nadie duerme y la huamantlada".

I’m studying to be an archaeologist and this place blew me away. Created in stages, like the Maya and other mesoamerican cultures, the pyramid was fantastic and the surrounding ruins were beautiful. There is definitely more that can be revealed. The grassy area that you walk around in was really nice.

After visiting the Cathedral on the hill, we opted to walk around the ruins of the Great Pyramid. What history and building technique. They added layers every 52 years and spans centuries. Not much left but still worth walking around.

It's a very big pyramid mostly covered in dirt. It seems the few things that were excavated were not actually part of the pyramid. The tunnels perhaps would be interesting but were closed. Poor signage resulted in us ascending 300+ steps to get to a church, but have no view of the pyramid (nice city and volcano view, however). Seems the church is the bigger spectacle here.

THE TUNNELS ARE CLOSED. YOU CANNOT GO INSIDE THE PYRAMID/TEMPLE AT ALL, SO YOU WILL SEE ALMOST NOTHING. If you are okay with that, you will pay $95 per person (it is more expensive than listed online) to only see a small amount of the top of it (the rest is underground). If it is a sunny day, you can climb one small part of the temple steps, but that's the coolest thing you'll experience here. If it's raining, that will be closed so there will be almost nothing to see. UNTIL THEY OPEN THE TUNNELS AGAIN, IF THEY EVER DO, I DO NOT RECOMMEND COMING HERE.

Really cool to learn about the history and see the ruins. There are also great places to buy Souvenirs right by the ruins.

Pyramid of Cholula I was incredibly excited to visit the largest pyramid in the world. Knowing that it’s only a 3.5-hour flight from where I live made it even more exciting. However, I was also very disappointed by the way we were treated. I asked at the museum if it was possible to enter the underground passages of the pyramid, and the man who attended me said he didn’t know what I was talking about and told me to just go into the museum. I asked again if there was access to the tunnels, and he raised his voice, saying he didn’t know what I was talking about and that I should go see the patios instead. His attitude was rude and arrogant, so we decided to leave. The site itself is beautiful, full of history, with stories of the gods, the customs of the ancient peoples of Mexico, and also of the new religion imposed by the Spanish. I would definitely visit Cholula again, but I would keep my distance from the government staff.

The Cholula pyramid and archaeological zone was just ok. We went to Monte Alban a week prior in Oaxaca that was stunning so once we got to Cholula I didn’t feel like it was anything special. There was a huge line to get in the ruins and museums which we skipped. The tunnels under the pyramids are closed since COVID. There were also so many people packed in the main square that I really couldn’t take the pictures I wanted. We did climb to the top of the hill and go inside the church that was very pretty and had a great view of the city.

The Santuario de la Virgen de los Remedios is located at a high altitude, and the air quality in the area can be challenging. The hike up to the church may be strenuous for those who are not accustomed to such conditions, but reaching the top is a worthwhile experience. The site is well-maintained, offering beautiful views, and the church itself has a magical atmosphere. Don’t forget to explore the back room of the church—you might be pleasantly surprised!

Really came to see the buried pyramid and the tunnels, but they were closed. Which sucked. So I hiked the long way up to the church, which is quite a climb in the hot sun. Nice church, amazing view. Wanted to check out more of the inside, but it was Sunday and there were a lot of people praying and I did not want to intrude. Lots of interesting vendors around, a very chaotic area to say the least.

This is a great hike up the site of an ancient pyramid. I thoroughly enjoyed knowing it was underneath the ground we walked on and the few parts that were exposed are impressive. I wish the tunnels would reopen and that the city would consider more excavating of the pyramid.

This church is beautiful inside and there are sweeping views of the city. It is a very steep hike with stairs though, so keep that in mind.

What an amazing church to visit. We hiked up from the town level and walked around and through the church. So beautiful.

Beautiful! You need to be in a little bit of shape to be able to make the walk up to the church. I'm not sure if they have an alternative way up to the church for the wheelchair bound or elderly people as there is no way some people would be able to get to it.

A very beautiful church with a gorgeous view. Definitely worth the visit.

a large convent with a church and several outlying chapels. Its free to enter but you should still be wearing your mask while indoors. I found the gothic construction, especially the vaulting of the church interesting. Definitely worth spending some time here.

A nice convent complex with two churches near the central cathedral of Cholula. A short walk from the main square and worth the visit.

We went on Monday, June 17th and there was a festival for there parton saint. Many flower arrangements were decorating the church. It was beautiful.

A big area to see a lot. Nicely spaced and interesting architecture here.

We were lucky enough to experience a 1 time in a year festival on Monday. Beautiful experience.

Beautiful church.

Unfortunately, it was still under re-construction after earthquake in Sept 2017. It is open but you would not appreciate its beauty in its current state.

a nice Colonial building that houses the government offices of the city as well as a set of wonderful murals that are free to see for the public. There are guided tours available at certain times that explain the meaning and the significance of the frescoes, but they are mostly in Spanish.

Deserved to be in great shape and look forward to be in

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Colonial

(Translated by Google) The great Tlaxcaltecan muralist, impressive, NOTHING EQUAL LIKE THESE MURALS, SO BEAUTIFUL AND FULL OF HISTORY, FULL OF HISTORY IN EVERY STROKE, IN EVERY DETAIL. THE GRAND MASTER DESIDERIO HERNÁNDEZ ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Sadly without diffusion, WITHOUT BOOKS, WITHOUT ANY DOCUMENT. NOTHING, BOTH HERE AND IN NEARBY BOOKSTORES NO BOOK ABOUT THE GREAT MASTER AND THIS BEAUTIFUL MURAL FULL OF TRUE HISTORY AND LEGACY (THE ONLY TRUE LEGACIES FOR MEXICO) AND THERE IS NOTHING IN BOOKS. IT IS SOMETHING REPROBABLE......!!!! (Original) El gran muralista tlaxcalteca., impresionante, NADA IGUAL COMO ESTOS MURALES TAN BELLOS Y LLENOS DE HISTORIA, LLENOS DE HISTORIA EN CADA TRAZO, EN CADA DETALLE. EL GRAN MAESTRO DESIDERIO HERNÁNDEZ ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Tristemente sin difusión, SIN LIBROS, SIN ALGUN DOCUMENTO. NADA., TANTO AQUI COMO EN LIBRERÍAS ALEDAÑAS NINGUN LIBRO SOBRE EL GRAN MAESTRO Y ESTE BELLO MURAL LLENO DE LA VERDADERA HISTORIA Y LEGADO (LOS UNICOS Y VERDADEROS LEGADOS PARA MÉXICO) Y NO HAY NADA EN LIBROS. ES ALGO REPROBABLE ......!!!!

(Translated by Google) These murals are simply spectacular, undoubtedly among the best in the country. They were painted and restored by the same person, a master muralist from Tlaxcala named Desiderio Hernández Xochitiotzin. They narrate the history of Tlaxcala and its relationship with Mexico from pre-Hispanic times to the 20th century, including important scenes from the conquest, colonial, and modern times. The most famous mural is "History of Tlaxcala and its Contributions to Mexican Identity," but there are others on the ground floor, such as "Foundation of Tepeticpac," "Xochiyayotl or Flowery Wars," "Ritual Festivals to the God Camaxtli," "The Conquest," "The Tlaxcalan Golden Age," among others. The tour can be provided by a guide who will allow you to understand more than what meets the eye; all they need is a small tip. A must-see if you're in this small but beautiful state, with a history that's key to the country's present. (Original) Unos murales simplemente espectaculares, de los mejores del país sin duda alguna. Fueron pintados y restaurados por la misma persona, un maestro muralista oriundo de Tlaxcala, llamado Desiderio Hernández Xochitiotzin. En los cuales se narra la historia de Tlaxcala y su relación con México desde la época prehispánica hasta el siglo XX, incluyendo importantes escenas de la conquista, la colonia y la época moderna. El mural más famoso es “Historia de Tlaxcala y sus aportaciones a la Mexicanidad”, pero existen otros en la planta baja como “Fundación de Tepeticpac”, “Xochiyayotl o Guerras Floridas”, “Fiestas Rituales al Dios Camaxtli”, “La Conquista”, “El Siglo de Oro Tlaxcalteca”, entre otros varios. El recorrido puede ser proporcionado por un guía que te permite entender más allá de lo que ven tus ojos, solo necesita una pequeña propina. Una visita obligada si andas por este pequeño, pero hermoso Estado, con una historia clave para el presente del país.

(Translated by Google) Historical Data. ✏️ The Government Palace of the state of Tlaxcala was built in 1545. It was the residence of Luis de Moscoso, Corregidor of the Province of Tlaxcala. The original building, in the Portuguese Mudejar style, suffered significant damage in the 1711 earthquake and had to be rebuilt. Inside, the ground floor features segmental arches, supported by carved stone columns. The walls of the arcade and staircase are covered with frescoes by the Tlaxcalan painter Desiderio Hernández Xochitiotzin, depicting key scenes from Tlaxcala's history. A beautiful and priceless place to visit. (Original) Datos Históricos. ✏️ El Palacio de Gobierno del estado de Tlaxcala fue construido en 1545; Fue residencia de Luis de Moscoso, Corregidor de la Provincia de Tlaxcala. El edificio original, es estilo mudéjar portugués, sufrió importantes daños con el terremoto de 1711 y tuvo que ser reconstruido. En el interior la planta baja presenta arcos rebajados, sobre columnas ambas en piedra tallada; Las paredes de la arcada y de la escaleras están cubiertas de murales al fresco obra del pintor tlaxcalteca Desiderio Hernández Xochitiotzin que representan escenas fundamentales de la historia tlaxcalteca. Precioso e invaluable lugar para visitar.

(Translated by Google) There is a regional cuisine and they give you a very complete explanation of utensils that we all use or have seen. Beautiful! Very good walk for a weekend, near the center to get to know the entire area. There are very nice pieces and there is a craft market. Lots of trees and plants so it's a cool place. Sundays free entry :) (Original) Hay una cocina regional y te dan una explicación muy completa de utensilios que todos usamos o hemos visto. Bellísimo! Muy buen paseo para un fin de semana, cerca del centro para conocer toda el área. Hay piezas muy lindas y hay un mercado de artesanías. Muchos árboles y plantas así que es un lugar fresco. Domingos entrada libre :)

(Translated by Google) I found the place extraordinary, the description of "living museum" is very accurate because there are people weaving in the place, those of us who have never seen how a traditional loom works have the opportunity in this place, in addition to having a traditional Otomi kitchen. ; The fact that Tlaxcala has been a place where textiles have been produced since pre-Hispanic times is clearly stated in the explanations and the beautiful exhibitions with hupiles, and other garments of natural origin, which gives us an idea of ​​how the ancient Tlaxcalans lived. using and harmonizing with nature! (Original) El lugar me parecio extraordinario, la descripcion de "museo viviente" es muy acertada debido a que hay personas tejiendo en el lugar, los que nunca hemos visto como funciona un telar tradicional tenemos la oportunidad en este lugar, ademas de tener una cocina tradicional otomi; El hecho de que Tlaxcala ha sidos un lugar donde los textiles han sido producidos desde tiempo prehipanicos se consta claramente en las explicaciones y las bellisimas exhibiciones con los hupiles, y otras prendas de origen natural, que nos da una idea de como los antiguos Tlaxcaltecas vivien usando y harmonisando con la naturaleza!

(Translated by Google) Save your time and money. This museum is no longer what it was before. It is in disrepair: half of the lights are useless or flickering, there are empty and dusty display cases, no one greets you at the entrance, there is no access to the back except through the street (you have to leave the museum and go back in), the garden is not a garden but a parking lot, the store staff does not even say hello. And to finish grinding it, if you want to use the bathroom, the one at the entrance tells you that you have to pour water into it with a bucket because they don't have water. This place is of other people's shame. Terrible. (Original) Ahorren su tiempo y dinero. Este museo ya no es lo que era antes. Está en el abandono: la mitad de las luces no sirven o parpadean, hay vitrinas vacías y llenas de polvo, nadie te recibe en la entrada, no hay acceso a la parte de atrás más que por la calle (hay que salir del museo y volver a entrar), el jardín no es jardín sino que es estacionamiento, el personal de la tienda ni siquiera hola dice. Y para acabarla de amolar, si quieres utilizar el baño, la de la entrada te dice que hay que echarle agua con una cubeta porque no tienen agua. Este lugar es de pena ajena. Terrible.

(Translated by Google) The restaurant of the Tlaxcala crafts museum is the only place in the state that has culinary dishes from Tlaxcala that are far above the classic places in the center. The service, the flavor and the location make this beautiful place unique, I definitely recommend it. (Original) El restaurante del museo de artesanías de Tlaxcala, es el único lugar en el estado que tiene platillos culinarios de Tlaxcala que esta muy por arriba de los clásicos lugares del centro. El servicio, el sabor y la ubicación hacen único este lugar tan hermoso, sin duda te lo recomiendo.

(Translated by Google) It is pleasant, it is normally quiet, the food is typical of the state, but me, being from the state, it seems to me that it lacks the seasoning that it should have, the food is very good, but it is not exquisite. (Original) Es agradable, normalmente es tranquilo, la comida es típica del estado, pero yo, siendo del estado, me parece que le falta el sazón que debe llevar, la comida es muy buena, pero no alcanza a ser exquisita.

(Translated by Google) An excellent museum, important to delve into the cultural and gastronomic aspects of the state, with the crafts being the highlight, as well as the room where it is explained how pulque is made 🌵🥛 (Original) Un excelente museo, importante para adentrarse en lo cultural, gastronómico del estado, siendo las artesanías de lo mas destacado, así como la sala donde se explica como se elabora el pulque 🌵🥛

(Translated by Google) You want to get authentic crafts, come here, in addition to exhibiting different handicrafts of mats, there are crafts for sale. (Original) Quieres conseguir auténtica artesanía, venga aquí, además de exponer diferentes artesanías de petates , hay a la venta artesanía.

Amazing historical place to visit and know more about our culture

Interesting archeological site close to Texcoco. Must have been a thriving community years ago.

It's a very quick stop, with not much around it. We went when the govt website said it should be open, but a security guard (politely) asked us to leave after 20 minutes because it was actually closed. Aaaand it happens that we were literally already on our way out. Open air site with no fence and little markings. Still, it was interesting to read the signs. VERY little parking, but not a problem since you'll likely be alone.

Small historical place..

It has nothing significant to see and site is not taken care also .

Hidden Gem, come see it it has a small museum.

Get informed before you visit

I enjoyed this place, is not spectacular but interesting.

(Translated by Google) Excellent archaeological zone, it is very small but it is worth knowing it, it has a certain resemblance to Tula-Hidalgo, it surely has influence, perhaps it lacks a little information. The person who serves is very friendly. (Original) Excelente zona arqueológica, es muy pequeña pero vale la pena conocerlo, tiene cierto parecido a Tula-Hidalgo, seguro tiene influencia, talvez le falta un poco de información. La persona que atiende es muy amable.

(Translated by Google) We were attended by a man named Carlos, who was super friendly and explained to us in a very pleasant way the history of the archaeological zone. It is very small, but its talk is so enjoyable that it seems as if we had visited a huge museum. There is a mini museum that explains the timeline of that place. It is worth visiting Unfortunately the place is open and there were some people drinking alcohol and leaving their trash there. It's the only detail that I didn't like. (Original) Nos atendió un señor llamado Carlos, super amable y nos explicó de una forma muy amena la historia de la zona arqueológica. Es muy pequeña, pero su plática es tan amena, que parece que hubiéramos visitado un museo enorme. Hay un mini museo que explica la línea de tiempo de ese lugar. Vale la pena visitarlo Desafortunadamente el lugar está abierto y había unas personas tomando alcohol y dejando su basura ahí. Es el único detalle que no me agradó

(Translated by Google) Although it is a very small space, it represents an iconic site, as it is where the Tlaxcalans and Spaniards made the alliance that would culminate in the defeat of the Aztecs. It also houses one of the best-preserved examples of polychrome altars. The temple is another jewel of evangelization, along with its beautiful open chapel, which contains large fragments of original mural paintings. If you visit, don't forget to visit the small on-site museum and admire the pre-Hispanic paintings on display. (Original) Aunque es un espacio muy pequeño representa un lugar icónico al ser ahí donde tlaxcaltecas y españoles realizaron la alianza que culminaría en la derrota de los mexicas. Además de tener uno de los ejemplos mejor conservados de altares policromos. El templo es otra joya de la evangelización, junto con su hermosa capilla abierta que contiene grandes fragmentos de pintura mural original. Si vas no olvides entrar al pequeño museo de sitio y admirar las pinturas prehispánicas que ahí se exhiben.

(Translated by Google) This Archaeological Zone is small but well preserved. It is on the side of the road but it does not have much signage so it is easy to get lost. We recommend going with locals to get there easily. You can visit it in an hour and it has a museum that was closed at the time of my visit but the caretaker tells me that in the museum you can see objects from the excavations carried out during the investigation. I recommend you bring hydration since I did not see any type of water or drink sold near the area. (Original) Esta Zona Arqueológica es pequeña pero esta bien preservada. esta a la orilla de la carretera pero no cuenta con mucha Señalización así que es fácil perderse. recomendamos ir con locales para llegar con facilidad. la puedes recorrer en una hora y tiene un museo que estaba cerrado en el momento de mi visita pero el cuidador me indica que en el museo se pueden ver objetos de las excavaciones que realizaron durante la investigación. Te recomiendo llevar hidratación ya que no vi venta de algún tipo de agua o bebida cerca del área.

(Translated by Google) The archaeological site is spectacular, beautiful, impressive, a giant. It's very small, but it holds an unparalleled history. It has its own on-site museum, small but equally enormously beautiful. It's a shame about the same practice. A former convent nestled in a pre-Hispanic city. (Destroying our true and unique culture.) This visit is a must; Tlaxcala is large and full of culture. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ No craft shops were open 😞 (Sunday) And they mentioned that the books that do exist are in the on-site museum of the former convent in Tlaxcala (downtown), which was also closed. There's a lack of publicity. And yes, places like this, guard them and take care of them jealously BECAUSE THEY ARE IMPRESSIVE AND BEAUTIFUL THANK YOU ❤️❤️❤️❤️ (Original) La zona arqueológica es espectacular., bella, impresionante, un gigante. Es muy pequeña pero encierra una historia inigualable. Cuenta con su museo de sitio pequeño pero igualmente enorme de bello. Lástima de la misma práctica. Ex-convento enclavado en una ciudad prehispánica. (Destrozando nuestra verdadera y única cultura). Es obligada está visita, Tlaxcala es grande y llena de cultura. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ No estaban abiertas ninguna tienda de artesanías 😞 (domingo) Y comentaron que los libros que existen están en el museo de sitio del ex-convento de Tlaxcala (centro) que también estaba cerrado. Falta difusión. Y si, lugares como este, guardarlos y cuidarlos celosamente POR QUE SON IMPRESIONANTES Y BELLOS GRACIAS ❤️❤️❤️❤️

(Translated by Google) An important and interesting place in the history of our country, which requires greater intervention and dissemination of this information, yet it is better preserved and clean than some large INAH sites. (Original) Importante e interesante lugar en la historia de nuestro país, que requiere mayor intervención y divulgación de esa información, aun así esta mejor conservado y limpio que algunos grandes sitios del INAH

I'm not religious, but going to Barca de la Fe was an interesting experience. The entrance was only $5 pesos. It was cool going through the museum and church, seeing a series it photographs, some items crafted by the priest that built the church, and going through the building generally. They had a small tiangis area in the streets below with great food choices and some light shopping.

The place is nice enough.. maybe they lack places to buy food

This is a church made into a ship! Beautiful from inside to out side! Nice place to visit 😊

It's a beautiful and magical place

This was a fun family stop. It's interesting to see, and hasta beautiful view from the top.... probably 60 ft. Tall or so. Only charge 5 pesos to go up through the "ship".

It was cool, underwhelming to say the least. Expected a better view and more to do. Interesting story and concept

Is a nice little town the ark looking church is pretty but really is the only thing around so my visit was really fast

Historic place

Nice church clean very respectful very organized

Love it

Good church

Antiquísima

I went to school in Cholula, my school was right next to it, we had to go every last Friday of the month, but ultimately was just a Church them, now went I go to Puebla and everytime I have a chance I go to Cholula and visit some of the most important churches not because I am religious but because of its arquitecture, it's amazing that they still standing after 300 or 400 years, I can be wrong but the history said that Cholula was form something like in the 500A/C. The weather in Cholula is always nice! also it's very accesible to get there!

(Translated by Google) Capilla Real de Naturales is an important historical and religious building located in the city of Cholula, in the Mexican state of Puebla. It is a popular attraction for many visitors due to its unique architecture and historical significance. Key Features and History architecture Description: Capilla Real de Naturales has a unique architectural style that combines Gothic and Mudejar styles. The exterior of the building features high vaulted ceilings and numerous columns, while the interior space is spacious and open. Features: It has 49 domes, designed for the indigenous people of the area. These dome structures form the building's unique exterior. historical background Year founded: Capilla Real de Naturales was built in the 16th century. This structure was built during the Spanish colonial period as a place of worship for indigenous people. Role: This chapel played an important role in helping the Spanish conquistadors convert the indigenous people of Cholula to Christianity. It was designed to be easily accessible to indigenous people and had a great influence on their religious life. cultural significance Christianization of the Indigenous Peoples: The Capilla Real de Naturales played an important role in converting the indigenous people to Christianity, thereby symbolizing the religious and cultural unity of the Spanish colonial era. Festivals and Events: The chapel is still used as a venue for various religious events and festivals. It is visited by many believers, especially during important Christian festivals such as Holy Week. Stories that people will be interested in uniqueness of architecture The Capilla Real de Naturales' 49 domes and numerous columns have a unique design that is very different from other chapels of the time. The design of this building is a mixture of traditional indigenous and Spanish colonial architecture, showing how the two cultures came together. mysterious atmosphere Many visitors say they feel a mystical atmosphere inside this chapel. Especially during the day, the light coming through the windows illuminates the interior beautifully, creating a mystical feeling. historical event Capilla Real de Naturales is one of many churches built by Spanish conquistadors after their conquest of Cholula to convert the natives to Christianity. This chapel is an important historic site symbolizing the religious and social changes of that time. Visit information Opening hours: Capilla Real de Naturales is open most days and special services and events are held during certain religious holidays. Location: Located in the city center of Cholula, easily accessible on foot. It can also be reached by public transportation from the city of Puebla. Capilla Real de Naturales is an important place to understand Cholula's history, culture, and religious unity. Visiting here allows you to experience Mexico's rich history and culture firsthand. (Original) Capilla Real de Naturales는 멕시코 푸에블라 주의 촐룰라(Cholula) 시에 위치한 중요한 역사적 종교 건축물입니다. 이곳은 독특한 건축 양식과 역사적 중요성으로 인해 많은 방문객들이 찾는 명소입니다. 주요 특징 및 역사 건축 양식 설명: Capilla Real de Naturales는 고딕과 무데하르 스타일이 혼합된 독특한 건축 양식을 가지고 있습니다. 건물의 외관은 높은 아치형 천장과 다수의 기둥으로 이루어져 있으며, 내부 공간은 넓고 개방적입니다. 특징: 49개의 돔을 가지고 있으며, 이는 이 지역의 원주민들을 위해 설계된 것이 특징입니다. 이러한 돔 구조는 건물의 독특한 외관을 형성합니다. 역사적 배경 설립 연도: Capilla Real de Naturales는 16세기에 건축되었습니다. 이 건축물은 스페인 식민지 시대에 원주민들을 위한 예배 장소로 지어졌습니다. 역할: 이 예배당은 스페인 정복자들이 촐룰라의 원주민들을 기독교로 개종시키기 위한 중요한 역할을 했습니다. 원주민들이 쉽게 접근할 수 있도록 설계되었으며, 그들의 신앙 생활에 큰 영향을 미쳤습니다. 문화적 중요성 원주민의 기독교화: Capilla Real de Naturales는 원주민들을 기독교로 개종시키는 데 중요한 역할을 했으며, 이로 인해 스페인 식민지 시대의 종교적, 문화적 통합을 상징합니다. 축제와 행사: 이 예배당은 현재도 다양한 종교 행사와 축제가 열리는 장소로 사용되고 있습니다. 특히 성주간(Holy Week)과 같은 중요한 기독교 축제 기간 동안 많은 신도들이 방문합니다. 사람들이 흥미를 가질 만한 이야기 건축의 독특성 Capilla Real de Naturales의 49개의 돔과 다수의 기둥 구조는 그 당시 다른 예배당들과는 매우 다른 독특한 디자인입니다. 이 건축물의 설계는 원주민들의 전통적인 건축 양식과 스페인 식민지 건축 양식이 혼합된 결과물로, 이를 통해 두 문화가 어떻게 융합되었는지를 보여줍니다. 신비로운 분위기 많은 방문객들은 이 예배당의 내부에서 신비로운 분위기를 느낀다고 합니다. 특히 낮 시간에 창문을 통해 들어오는 빛이 내부를 아름답게 비추어 신비로운 느낌을 자아냅니다. 역사적 사건 Capilla Real de Naturales는 스페인 정복자들이 촐룰라를 정복한 후, 원주민들을 기독교로 개종시키기 위해 세운 많은 교회 중 하나입니다. 이 예배당은 그 당시의 종교적, 사회적 변화를 상징하는 중요한 유적지입니다. 방문 정보 운영 시간: Capilla Real de Naturales는 대부분의 날에 방문할 수 있으며, 특정 종교 행사 기간 동안에는 특별한 예배와 행사가 열립니다. 위치: 촐룰라 시내 중심부에 위치해 있어 도보로 쉽게 접근할 수 있습니다. 푸에블라 시에서 대중교통을 이용해 방문할 수도 있습니다. Capilla Real de Naturales는 촐룰라의 역사와 문화, 그리고 종교적 통합을 이해하는 데 중요한 장소입니다. 이곳을 방문하면 멕시코의 풍부한 역사와 문화를 직접 체험할 수 있습니다.

A beautiful above-the-clouds mountain with well-defined, challenging, and varied trails, giving one the impression of being in Mexico, Peru, and Africa’s savanna. All of this comes with an out-of-this-world view of the majestic Popocatépetl on fire — along with other volcanoes such as La Malinche, the Sierra Negra, and of course Pico de Orizaba. Iztaccíhuatl does not require a guide or advanced mountaineering skills. However, it is truly challenging due to the significant elevation gain and the long distance from the parking area at Izta-Popo Zoquiapan National Park all the way to the summit.

Just amazing place...of course you need a guide and be in a great physical as well as mental condition and be prepared. But if you and manage, you wont forget it nor regret it. Beautiful place with amazing view, an adventure that will stay with you forever...quite nice to walk up, not for beginner, sometimes depending on the season many people, get a guide and enjoy....you can buy water and staff at the base camp. And dont forget warm clothes and sun cream.

The panoramic view was absolutely stunning, with snow-capped mountains. The climb was challenging but incredibly rewarding. A must-do for any adventure seeker!

A hiking experience like no other. The landscape changes from tropical forest to coniferous and then high altitude desert. All in one in just one hike.

Long mountain with essential straight up accent. Crampons and excellent wind gear and warmth is a must. Hut half way up provides excellent shelter for a rest along the way. Glacier is just ice at the moment and very slippery on the way down to the belly.

You start at 13000 ft and go to 17158ft. Most people start between midnight to 2am since it can take 12-15 hours. The first section is pretty steep grassy field to a basic mountain refuge. Then the steepest part of the climb that is through mountain rocks and scree with some class 2&3 sections. Then up and down a few times that includes a glacier crossing (30 minutes to 1 hour to cross). I wore high top water proof trail runners for the whole trip and was fine. The summit is very unremarkable but a proud moment for most. Experienced heavy fog and a bit of hail in the way back. Make sure you bring 3 to 4 liters of water, layers, glacier glasses, suncreen. Try not to sweat so you don't get a cold easily. People say this is harder than Orizaba. Most importantly, know your limits and train to be able to handle a long hike. @thebetawoman for more photos/videos.

I tried to climb Iztaccihuatl in one day, actually on February 11th 2023. I left Puebla at 4.30 am with a rental SUV without 4 x 4. I was the first to enter the park office at 7.00 and got my bracelet. Then the drive up to the upper parking area in La Joya took another 25 minutes. I started to hike at 07.45 and was up at the first of the pre-peaks at 5020 mts at 12.00 pm. Clouds moved in and the view was getting worse and worse. So I decided to head back down. I think I could have made it to the peak in approx. 2 hours. So I would have started to descend at 3 pm which would have been okay to get down before it gets dark. It would of course be easier to sleep the night before in a tent a La Joya to have an earlier start. But I believe it's possible to do it like I tried too. But only if you are acclimatized and if you do a bit of trail running on the way down. It's doable with regular hiking boots or even trail running shoes like I used, but only in the dry season when there is now fresh snow. A fantastic, unforgettable hike with gorgeous views of Popocatepetl  and all the way to Pico de Orizaba. Lots of locals during the weekend, much less people during the week.

Linddo

Ok

Ok

(Translated by Google) This place is beautiful and has an impressive view with its colors in spring, the beauty of the jacarandas in that unique tone and the combination with the landscape of the Zahuapan River that due to the unfortunate situation of pollution is not in good condition, support and take care of these types of places, we must preserve our environment. (Original) Este lugar es hermoso y tiene una vista impresionante con sus colores en primavera, la belleza de las jacarandas en ese tono tan único y la combinación con el paisaje del río zahuapan que por lamentable situación de la contaminación no está en buen estado, apoyen y cuiden este tipo de lugares, hay que preservar nuestra ambiente.

(Translated by Google) Well, the regular view, very Smelly! Lack of culture, they throw a lot of garbage! Surveillance and lighting could be improved! (Original) Pues la vista regular , muy Hediondo ! Falta cultura tiran mucha basura ! ,Podria mejorar la Vigilancia e Iluminacion!

(Translated by Google) Perfect place to run (Original) Lugar perfecto para correr

(Translated by Google) It is advisable to visit it in spring when the trees turn purple, which gives it a much more beautiful view. I love that the staff makes you feel at home, very attentive at all times. Although it is small, it has a lot of information and history. Attached to the museum is a small market for crafts and local consumption, that idea seems fantastic to me to consume handmade things at a very good price and with a great variety. You find food and souvenirs. On Sundays the museum has no cost. (Original) Recomendable visitarlo en primavera cuando los árboles se visten de morado, lo cual le da una vista mucho más hermosa. Me encanta que el personal te hace sentir como en casa, muy atento en todo momento. Aunque es pequeño tiene mucha información e historia. Anexado al museo está un pequeño mercadito de artesanías y consumo local, esa idea me.oarece fantástica ora consumir cosas artesanales a muy buen precio y con gran variedad. Encuentras comida y souvenirs. Los días Domingo el museo no tiene costo.

In my opinion, the collection here is rather unimpressive, though there is a very fine chac mool sculpture. If you happen to be in Tlaxcala, it wouldn't hurt to visit it, but I wouldn't go out of my way to see this museum. It costs 75 pesos for foreign visitors to enter, almost as much as the vastly superior Museo Amparo in Puebla.

There are empty areas and stands.

nice

(Translated by Google) It already has more pieces and it's a great museum. It explains a little about the Tlaxcalan lordships and how the Spanish changed that... it also has information and exhibitions. It's worth going on weekends and in the afternoons. (Original) Ya cuenta con más piezas y y es gran museo te explica un poco de los señoríos tlaxcaltecas y como los españoles cambiaron eso.. también viene información y exposiciónes vale la pena ir los fines de semana y en las tardes

(Translated by Google) This regional museum is impressive. The grounds are beautiful. It's a shame the four Tlaxcalan lordships aren't given the national publicity. Although this site and all its exhibits are authentic, it's necessary to give Mexico and its unique culture the importance it deserves, which should be recognized worldwide. The souvenir shop wasn't open on Sunday. Too bad, since you REALLY NEED DOCUMENTS TO KNOW THE BASICS OF TLAXCALA'S CULTURE AND OUR ANCESTORS. THERE ARE NO BOOKS IN THE ... "RUINS" OF THE FOUR TLAXCALA LORDS, NOT EVEN A BROCHURE. The history of Tlaxcala encompasses a very important settlement, impressive rulers, alliances, and wars. Canvases, maps, texts. (Even if they're from other settlements in nearby regions, such as Puebla, the great Tlaxcala is always mentioned. And this is something that absolutely needs to be made known to truly love our culture.) (Original) Impresionante este museo regional. El recinto es hermoso. Lástima que no se le da la difusión a los cuatro señoríos tlaxcaltecas a nivel nacional. Aún que es auténtico este recinto y todas las piezas que tiene, es necesario DARLE LA IMPORTANCIA QUE MERECE MÉXICO Y SU UNICA CULTURA QUE DEBE SER RECONOCIDA A NIVEL MUNDIAL. Domingo no estaba abierto la tienda de souvenirs. Muy mal., ya que en VERDAD SE NECESITA DOCUMENTOS PARA SABER LO BASICO DE LA CULTURA DE TLAXCALA Y NUESTROS ANTEPASADOS. YA QUE EN EN LAS ......"RUINAS "..... DE LOS CUATRO SEÑORIOS TLAXCALTECAS NO HAY LIBROS, NI SIQUIERA UN FOLLETO .... La historia de Tlaxcala encierra/engloba un asentamiento importantísimo, gobernantes impresionantes, alianzas, guerras. Lienzos, mapas, textos. (Aún que sea de otros asentamientos de regiones cercanas, como por ejemplo Puebla, siempre se nombra a la grande Tlaxcala. Y ESTO SI HAY QUE OBLIGADAMENTE DARLO A CONOCER PARA AMAR NUESTRA CULTURA VERDADERA.

(Translated by Google) Despite being very neglected, the museum still retains its splendor. Entering a unique 16th-century building is what makes it exceptional. Strolling through its inner courtyards, climbing its stone stairs, and crossing its arches is highly recommended. The ground floor is generally used for temporary exhibitions, while upstairs you can find items that narrate the history of Tlaxcala and its presence in the country. While this permanent exhibition is somewhat dated, it is a key part of understanding Tlaxcala as a region and not just as a state. It's highly recommended to visit the museum after visiting the main nave of the convent! (Original) El museo pese a estar muuuuuuy descuidado sigue conservando su esplendor, entrar a un edificio único del siglo XVI es lo que lo hace excepcional. Pasear por sus patios internos y subir sus escaleras de piedra, cruzar sus arcos es algo realmente recomendable. La olanta baja generalmente es de exposiciones temporales, por otro lado en la planta alta puedes encontrar elemento que narran la historia de Tlaxcala y su presencia en el pais, si bien esta exposición permanente ya esta algo "vieja" es parte gundamental de entender a Tlaxcala como región y no solo como estado. Recomendable pasar al museo despues de visitar la nave principal del convento!!!

(Translated by Google) The Tlaxcala Regional Museum, curated by INAH staff, has a modest collection of exhibits, including some original archaeological pieces and paintings from the 17th and 18th centuries. Highlights include the Spanish metal armor and the reproduction of Hernán Cortés's standard, as well as the paintings of Saint Anthony of Padua and the chacmol. Its bookstore and/or gift shop are well-stocked with many interesting titles. (Original) El museo regional de Tlaxcala, está resguardado por personal del INAH, tiene una museografía modesta, con algunas piezas arqueológicas originales y pinturas del siglo XVII Y XVIII. Resaltan sin duda, la armadura metálica española y la reproducción del estandarte de Hernán Cortés, así como las pinturas de San Antonio de Padua y el chacmol. Su librería y/o tienda de recuerdos, está bien surtida con muchos títulos interesantes.

An okay zoo. Definitely an easy place to spend a few hours with family. It’s very cheap as well, but unfortunately a lot was closed off when we went. The place also looks a little run down, it needs some tlc (tender loving care).

Really cheap with a lot of animals, really good place to go with family

Our three-year-old really enjoyed the visit to the zoo, and my wife and I did too. The zoo contained a variety of animals, from snakes to monkeys to white lions and jaguars. The zoo was well-maintained except for a few exhibits missing signs identifying the animals.

Awesome option to spend a few hours in a weekend! Better than expected...

You can see white lions there. Go during the week to avoid crowds. Entrance is 10 pesos for adults and 5 pesos for children.

Good place, cheap, but they charged for bathroom use. Lots of good animals from lions to bears

It's a really nice place for sure

Walked all the way up to the top nearly killed me lol great views beautiful place

That's a nice landmark of the city, perfect to go sightseeing in Tlaxcala city, you can see the whole city from here, getting there is kind of hard but it's good to exercise.

Gracious space to enjoy the view and to rest, it gives you a different prospective of the city’s layout.

Beautiful sight, loooong flight of stairs.

Great view of the town from the top

A very nice place.

Good viewpoint

small Museum that provides an excellent overview of the the local population from the Spanish Conquest to about the 1650s. A good exhibit on Carnival, Mardi Gras, costumes and ceremonies.

It's a small museum it explains the history of the state back to the late 1600 year upon arrival of the Spaniards very interesting

Wow. A mural so well preserved of All of Mexico's history.

Great job and congratulations

They can be better

Nice experience

(Translated by Google) In one of its five rooms, the Tlaxcala Memory Museum commemorates the Tlaxcalan diaspora, an event that largely defined what we now know as Mexico. The memorial to the 400 travelers who populated the north is an interesting detail because this record details the first and last names, marital status, and place of origin of each of the people who embarked on the journey. (Original) El museo de la memoria de Tlaxcala rescata en una de sus cinco salas, la diáspora tlaxcalteca, evento que definió en gran parte lo que ahora conocemos como México. El memorial de los 400 viajantes que poblaron el norte, es un detalle interesante porqué ese registro detalla con nombre apellido y estado civil, así como de su lugar de origen, a cada una de esas personas que emprendieron el viaje.

I passed by this city and decided to have a quick look. Instead I spent a whole day here. It’s quiet , not much traffic and tourism noise. The churches, government buildings fantastic murals, bullring, and the small neighborhood chapel on the top of the hill with a panoramic view of the beautiful city. All are so nice and well preserved. I seriously recommend.

Nice, quiet town. Very layed back.

It's such an amazing place! This place is full of spirituality and traditions; a place where you can enjoy the view and traditions like music, folklore, food, souvenirs, ice cream, and history. If you are visiting Tlaxcala, this place is a must for you to stop by and enjoy!

Facinante

Lovely place to visit!

Execelente 👌

Beautiful church the catedral de tlaxcala

(Translated by Google) The Miguel N Lira Museum is a small but interesting museum where they explain the entire life of Miguel Lira. It is recommended to go and have a good time with family or friends. Going out you can go to other museums that are nearby to continue learning more about the history and culture of Tlaxcala. The charge to enter the museum is around 30 pesos for adults. (Original) El Museo Miguel N Lira es un museo pequeño pero interesante donde explican toda la vida de Miguel Lira. Es recomendable para ir a pasar un buen rato con la familia o amigos. Saliendo puedes ir a otros museos que están cerca para seguir conociendo más de la historia y cultura de Tlaxcala. El cobro para entrar al museo es alrededor de 30 pesos para adultos.

(Translated by Google) Everything is very pretty and beautiful, the people are extremely friendly. They give brief explanations. Beautiful A must-see There's a souvenir shop missing AND BOOKS FOR SALE, BOTH ON THE SITE (Original) Muy bonito y bello todo., la gente excelentemente amable. Dan breves explicaciones. Hermosos Visita obligada Falta una tienda de souvenirs Y LIBROS EN VENTA, TANTO DEL RECINTO

(Translated by Google) Discreet and small museum that helps us learn a little more about the cultural development of the capital of Tlaxcalteca, it is quite interesting and allows us to see very well preserved antiquities, it is well worth it (Original) Discreto y pequeño museo que nos ayuda a conocer un poco más sobre el desarrollo cultural de la capital tlaxcalteca, es bastante interesante y nos permite ver antigüedades muy bien conservadas, vale mucho la pena

(Translated by Google) This museum is ideal to learn about the history of Miguel N. Lira, since although many of us are from the state we do not know him, as well as his significance at the national level. The sound library, the printing presses, etc. I liked it a lot (Original) Este museo es ideal para conocer sobre la historia de Miguel N. Lira, ya que aunque muchos somos del estado no lo conocemos, así como su trascendencia a nivel nacional. La fonoteca, las imprentas, etc. Me gustó mucho

(Translated by Google) It is a museum that rescues the memory of the Tlaxcalan writer in a quite dynamic and interesting way. In addition, there is the state music library. (Original) Es un museo que rescata la memoria del escritor tlaxcalteca de una forma bastante dinámica e interesante. Además de que se encuentra la fonoteca del estado.

(Translated by Google) A quiet and very entertaining place... Excellent for promoting reading... (Original) Un lugar tranquilo y muy entretenido... Exelente para fomentar la lectura...

(Translated by Google) Very good museum, good exhibition, I loved the Mexican music section. (Original) Muy buen museo, buena exposición, me encanto la parte de la música mexicana.

Amazing place for run!

This place is amazing, is an oasis... You can walk, run, rest, have a picnic or even more to watch a movie. There are special zones to have lunch, and an auditorium, such a great place.

If you want to stroll peasefuly amidst a great variety of trees and plants then watch a movie, this place is a nice park and a movie theater.

Nice park - free entry

An extraordinary place to be close to nature and appreciate our beautiful planet.

Best spot in Tlaxcala for nature lovers

Good

Such a great place!

Cool place tricky to get there the road is very uneven 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼👍🏻

(Translated by Google) An interesting place to admire the size of the mine, which is in very good condition. Everything is completely clean and maintained by the local residents. It's important to dress comfortably and wear a cap, hat, or umbrella, as you have to walk from the parking lot to the mine, and apparently on weekends they charge $20 for access to the mine for maintenance. I really liked it! (Original) Un lugar interesante ya que se puede admirar las dimensiones de la mina que se encuentra en muy buenas condiciones. Todo está totalmente limpio y cuidado por los mismos habitantes del lugar. Es importante ir cómodos y usar gorra, sombrero ó sombrilla ya que hay que caminar desde el estacionamiento hasta la mina y al parecer los fines de semana cobran $20 el acceso para el mismo mantenimiento de la zona. Me gustó mucho!

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant weather if you arrive early. You can enjoy a hike through a forested landscape filled with pine trees and varied vegetation. It's preferable to wear boots, as there are a lot of rocks and mud on rainy days. And to confirm how beautiful this place is, you must go. Don't let anyone tell you. There's plenty of parking and delicious and affordable food stalls. The average price for two people is $200.00. (Original) Muy agradable clima, si llegas temprano. Puedes disfrutar de una caminata con paisaje boscoso lleno de pinos y vegetación variada. De preferencia lleva botas, por qué hay mucha piedra y lodo, en días de lluvia. Y para confirmar que está muy padre el lugar es obligatorio que vayas, no dejes que te lo cuenten. Hay estacionamiento muy amplio y puestos de comida muy ricos y accesibles, consumó promedio para dos personas $200.00

(Translated by Google) The place has very beautiful views and you can take some incredible photos, you walk a little but it is worth it. Parking costs $10, there are bathrooms in the parking lot but you better wait until you get to the mine, they are better and very clean and only cost $5. I had to see that some cars came down to the entrance of the mine with older adults, that is good so that older adults can also enjoy the mine. Upstairs in the parking lot they sell food. (Original) El lugar tiene muy bonitas vistas y puedes tomar unas fotos increíbles, caminas un poco pero vale la pena. El estacionamiento cuesta $10, hay baños en el estacionamiento pero mejor espera a llegar a la mina están mejor y muy limpios solo cuestan $5. Me tocó ver qué algunos coches bajaron asta la entrada de la mina con adultos mayores, eso es bueno para que los adultos mayores también puedan disfrutar de la mina. Arriba en el estacionamiento venden comida.

(Translated by Google) I visited this place on a Sunday and it is very beautiful. The Good: * It's not expensive. The entrance fee is 10 pesos for parking and 20 pesos per person. They give you a wristband. The community is responsible for maintenance. * The trail is about 500 meters downhill, so it's not difficult. You can also enjoy the views, and during this time of year, the sunflowers. * There are food stalls at the entrance, so you can have breakfast before or afterward to regain energy. * The hike takes 1 to 1.5 hours. It's short but really enjoyable, and you get some great photos. * There are restrooms; the cost is 5 pesos. There are two, one at the beginning of the hike, right after you pay, and another one near the mines. The Bad: * The parking lot is relatively small, so arrive early. *There are no signs or large signs, so be alert or bring a preloaded GPS. There is signal on the road, but not in the mines. Overall, it's a very good place to start a route to Tlaxcala. I visited the Sanctuary of the Child of the Hill, the Sanctuary of San Miguel Arcángel, and the archaeological site of Cacaxtla, ending in Val'Quirico. (Original) Visite este lugar un domingo y es muy hermoso. Lo bueno: * No es caro, la entrada cuesta 10 pesos por el estacionamiento y 20 pesos por persona, te ponen una pulsera, es gente de la comunidad por lo que ellos se encargan del mantenimiento. *El camino es como de 500 m de bajada por lo que no es pesado además se disfrutan las vistas y en esta época, los girasoles. *Hay puestos de comida en la entrada por lo que puedes desayunar antes o después para recuperar energías. *El recorrido lo haces en 1 hora u hora y media, es corto pero realmente se disfruta, obtienes buenas fotos. *Hay baños, el costo es de 5 pesos, hay dos uno al empezar el recorrido justo después de pagar y otro casi llegando a las minas. Lo malo: *El estacionamiento es relativamente pequeño así que lleguen temprano. *No hay indicaciones o grandes letreros por lo que estén atentos o lleven el gps precargado, hay señal en carretera, en las minas no. En general es un muy buen lugar para comenzar una ruta hacia Tlaxcala, yo recorrí el santuario del niño del cerrito, de San Miguel Arcángel y la zona arqueológica de Cacaxtla para terminar en Val´Quirico.

(Translated by Google) Easy access by car, there is an open-air parking lot (in the field). Access is difficult for people with disabilities because from the parking lot, it's a dirt road leading to Tezontle, and the descent for more than 500 meters (returning in the opposite direction), poses a risk of falling if you don't step carefully. There are restrooms, snacks, drinks, hats, caps, and souvenirs for sale at the entrance. The chalk mines are located within a ravine at the bottom. There are also restrooms at the entrance to the mines, but no food or drinks are sold. The walk to the chalk mines takes approximately 5 or 10 minutes. They're more like caves, because they don't extend deep into the hills. Everything is located only on the edge. At most, the walk is about 500 meters. They are beautiful, but the total walk up, down, and around them will take an average of an hour, including the travel time to get there. The entrance fee per person is currently 20 Mexican pesos. It's a must-see for the scenery and nature. (Original) Fácil acceso con automóvil, cuenta con estacionamiento al aire libre (campo), para gente con discapacidad es difícil el acceso, por qué a partir del estacionamiento es camino de terracería con Tezontle y en descenso por más de 500mts (a la inversa el regreso), hay riesgo de caída en caso de no pisar con cuidado... Hay baños, venta de antojitos, bebidas, sombreros, gorras, y souvenirs a la entrada. Las minas de tiza están dentro de una barranca en su parte baja... A la entrada de las minas también hay baños pero ya no hay venta de bebidas ni alimentos. El recorrido de las minas de tiza es de más o menos 5 o 10 minutos, son más bien como cuevas, por qué no tienen profundidad hacia dentro del cerro, todo está solamente en la orilla, a lo mucho en recorrido son unos 500mts... Estan bonitas pero el recorrido total subir, bajar y recorrerlas te llevarás un tiempo promedio de una hora, contando el tiempo de recorrido para llegar a ellas. El costo de entrada por persona es actualmente de 20 pesos mexicanos. Cómo paseo, paisaje y naturaleza es recomendable