Huatusco

Huatusco is a city in the Mexican province of Veracruz, on the Xalapa–Mexico City railroad that was established by Italian workers. It is flanked by Calcahualco, the province of Puebla, Ixhuatlan del Cafe and Federal Highway 180. The most seasoned church in Huatusco is committed to San Antonio de Padua with a tallness of roughly 20 meters. An adjacent slope, called "Cerro de Guadalupe" has a congregation over it, where consistently on December 11 and 12 catholic individuals hold religious merriments. In nowadays, the cleric celebrates with a mass; and from that point forward, individuals remain around the slope to have an excursion. Financial exercises in Huatusco incorporate developing espresso, sugar stick and a few organic products.

Huatusco is a little calm town amid the week. Significant land includes in the region incorporate Cerro de ecatepec, Cerro de Elotepec, and the Sierra Madre Oriental; the most astounding mountain in Mexico, Pico de Orizaba is additionally noticeable from the town. Huatusco is here and there called the city of pianos "La Ciudad de los Pianos", in light of the fact that having a piano and playing it used to be regular inside the city. The postfix of Huatusco, "de Chicuellar" supposedly originates from a story where a man needed to purchase the town to industrialize it, however a poor rancher named Chicuellar paid a lot of cash to keep that from occurring. From 1902 to 1953 Huatusco was served by the Cordoba and Huatusco Railroad tight measure railroad.