Tlatlauquitepec

Tlatlauquitepec is a municipality of the nation of Puebla, Mexico whose municipal seat is the Tlatlauquitepec City, is placed inside the Sierra Norte de Puebla and is a part of the Teziutlan Region, being the second one maximum populated municipality and the second most significant within the vicinity handiest passed by using Hueytamalco and Teziutlan respectively. On November 28, 2012, the city changed into d a Magic Town, turning into the 6th inside the State of Puebla to acquire this distinction.4 It

has a populace close to 60,000 inhabitants and a territorial extension of 294.15 km², bordering municipalities from Cuetzalan to the North, Chignautla, Atempan and Yaonahuac to the East, with Cuyoaco to the South and Zautla, Zaragoza and Zacapoaxtla to the West. At the start of the 16th century, Tlatlauquitepec became inhabited by using small Olmec organizations, later Toltec agencies settled and throughout the enlargement of the Aztec empire, the Chichimecas arrived, who went lower back not to be subjugated to Mexico-Tenochtitlan. It changed into the seat of the prehispanic lordship with the equal name, which dealt with the tributes that numerous peoples of the region delivered every 80 days to the Mexicas.