Adventure in Jonotla and Cuetzalan (2 days private tour)

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1. Jonotla is a natural wonder in the northern mountains of Puebla that still remains unknown to many travelers. When you arrive at the town you are greeted by its cobblestone streets and rustic roofs that invite you to discover a magical place surrounded by natural beauty. You will visit the Peñón Church and its spectacular viewpoint. Afterwards we will go to a crystal-clear waterfall to cool off or simply enjoy a walk through the tropical forest.

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2. Cuetzalan is a charming indigenous gem, far from the noise and bustle of the city, in the northern mountains of Puebla. Upon arrival you are surrounded by its cobbled streets that lead to the colorful center of the town. All along the way you will see artisans, small restaurants and tenants dressed in their traditional clothing. White and red facades, tile roofs and aromas of coffee in a place where time seems to have stopped. Also, if you are lucky and the weather permits, you will be able to witness the flying show. Bartering is still practiced at your local food market on weekends. You will visit some of its natural wonders such as a waterfall and the Yohualichan archaeological zone. You will spend the night in a beautiful hotel in this town.

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How it compares in Puebla

• Its from-price is 319% above the median of the 123 experiences we list in Puebla.
• It is longer than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 82 of 123.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Puebla

Puebla, in the central highlands of Mexico, is a colonial city of tiled façades and baroque churches beneath snow-capped volcanoes.

Puebla's historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is laid out on a grid around the zócalo, with a cathedral whose towers are among the tallest in Mexico, arcaded buildings and façades covered in glazed Talavera tiles. The Rosary Chapel in the Santo Domingo church is covered in gilded plaster, and the Palafoxiana Library, founded in 1646, is among the oldest in the Americas, with shelves of antique books.

Top-ranked sights in Puebla: Alley of the Frogs (Callejón de los Sapos).

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