Cuetzalan

Cuetzalan is a small town set high in the slopes in the north of the Mexican province of Puebla, 183 kilometers from Puebla, the state capital. Franciscan monks established the town in 1547. Cuetzalan is situated in the Sierra Norte area. The town itself is described by inclining cobbled avenues and various rural structures. It fills in as the metropolitan seat for the encompassing district of Cuetzalan del Progreso.

Cuetzalan was named a "Pueblo Magico" in 2002. The town focus is made to a great extent out of handiwork advertises just as various slows down selling each day necessities. As a vacation spot, the town additionally has a couple of bars, eateries and dance club. Getting to Cuetzalan from Puebla takes around four hours. The best course is by getting a mentor from focal transport warehouse in Puebla. The BUAP has a Regional Section here. One of the fundamental attractions of the town is La Cascada de las Brisas, a cascade situated inside the wilderness encompassing the town. There are some open back jeeps that can be taken as far as possible of the street, where a trail starts through the wilderness to the pool at the base of the cascade.