The city of Taxco is one of the most picturesque sites of colonial Mexico. Since the first time of visit, is amazing its unique appearance, as it is located at the foot of the hill Atachi, crossed by a series of canyons and surrounded by big mountains. The majestic beauty of Santa Prisca Cathedral, the pride of local people and one of the most important temples in America, contrasts with the simplicity of the village of red roofs and white walls. more…
Category: Taxco de Alarcon
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The word ‘Tepoztlán comes from the Nahuatl and means “place of the copper ax”; it is a magical place that reflects what the Mexican traditions are, and despite modernity has managed to preserve and assess the historical and cultural heritage over time.
Tepoztlán is located in the northern part of Morelos state and has a variety of natural areas that form the Tepozteco National Park with 24 acres. There people can perform a variety of adventure activities such as climbing and camping and at the same time enjoy the many types of flora and fauna in the place.
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The city of Taxco is one of the most picturesque sites of colonial Mexico. Since the first time of visit, is amazing its unique appearance, as it is located at the foot of the hill Atachi, crossed by a series of canyons and surrounded by big mountains. The majestic beauty of Santa Prisca Cathedral, the pride of local people and one of the most important temples in America, contrasts with the simplicity of the village of red roofs and white walls. more…
