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Tetela del Volcán, Morelos, México
Hueyapan, Morelos, México
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Atlixco, Puebla, México
Atlixco is a small town near Puebla, around 2 hours away ($35). 
It’s famous for its flowers. 
The area before the peak. 
The zocalo. 
Christmas decorations. 
You can buy a model of this for $1,500. 
The church at the top. 
Burnt down with this remains. 
The monumental clock, not far from the city centre. 
Tlatlauquitepec, Puebla, México
The stations of the Cross across the valley, leading to the sanctuary. 
There’s a river in the valley. Everything possible on foot. 
The small exhibition room in Hotel San Jorge. Free entry. 
The Jesus’s heart church. 
The sanctuary from the graveyard. 
Municipal palace. Not as grand as many of the other ones. 
The church’s original entrance is now a school, so the entrance next door doesn’t feel very much like a proper entrance. 
The typical room some decades ago.
San Juan del Rio, Querétaro, México
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Cadereyta, Querétaro, México
Cadereyta is a small town in the state of Querétaro, and is itself a “pueblo magico”. 
I went in the week leading to Christmas, hence all the Christmas decorations. 
The landmark of this town, around 15 minutes on foot from the city centre. 
Cati produce chili! 
A botanical garden next to the landmark. 
The baby cacti make better photos. 
One of the churches in the main square. 
The statues look like a Native American was giving some kind of service to the priest. 
A church. 
La Rumorosa, Baja California, México
Metepec, Edomex, México
Metepec is a town in the Toluca metropolitan area, in itself a “pueblo magico”. 
In terms of sights, it’s not spectacular… 
And quite lacking in museums… 
But it has very impressive ceramic arts… 
And products, where you can buy from the artisans’ market here… 
Or in the city centre here… 
The municipal palace. 
The market is like a little bit of a maze. A lot of options. 
There were at least 2 weddings whilst I was there. 
