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INICIO

WELCOME TO ZACAPOAXTLA

Nestled in the northeastern sierra of Puebla, surrounded by green mountains, a characteristic climate, walking clouds and a colonial atmosphere, is Zacapoaxtla, a town founded in 1540 by Jacinto de Cortés, also known as Fray Cintos, where you can admire its streets, its monuments and architectural works that envelop you due to their grandeur and importance.

This place will captivate you with its vast nature, varied gastronomy, its cultural preservation and its great history of national and international impact, making it a destination that you should not miss the opportunity to visit.

How to get to Zacapoaxtla?

There are three ways to get to Zacapoaxtla; by bus, by taxi and by private car, each one has different amounts and times between them.

From the city of Puebla you can get to the Central de Autobuses (CAPU), go to the VIA and/or AU windows to buy a direct ticket to Zacapoaxtla or if you prefer, you can take  any option from the ATHA, VIA, AU and ADO lines and get to the Zaragoza Bus Station  take a Taxi or a Sprinter in the direction of Zacapoaxtla, which are located right at the exit of the termial.

Serpentinas

Principales programas Turísticos Culturales de Zacapoaxtla

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Monumental

"Rosca

de Reyes"

Festival del

Artesano

Festival de la 

"Torta de 

camarón" 

Enero

Marzo

Abril

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Callejoneada

Zacapoaxtla 

Abril

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Feria

Zacapoaxtla

Flor más

Bella

Festival de

"Medicina

Tradicional"

"Mitotikukakali"

Abril

Mayo

Abril

Abril

Mayo

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Festival del 

"Tayoyo 

Ranchero"

Festival del 

"Chile en 

Nogada"

"La Fiesta Continua"

Festival de la

Independencia

Julio

Agosto

Septiembre

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Desfile de

Calaveras

Octubre

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Festival

"La Fiesta 

de la Vida"

Festival

"Una Navidad

Mágica"

Noviembre

Diciembre

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