Puebla is located in the central part of the country. Its surroundings are dominated by giants such as Iztaccíhuatl and Popocatépetl; forests and fertile farmland, as well as rivers, lakes, springs, and dams, complete the landscape. Puebla had a major influence on handicrafts, creating the famous Talavera pottery.
Over the centuries, Puebla's culture has been shaped by indigenous, Spanish, and mestizo influences, creating a unique identity.
Iconic dishes such as mole poblano, chiles en nogada, and Oaxacan tamales are just a few examples of the region's culinary richness.
The Day of the Dead celebrations, Holy Week, the Battle of Puebla, the Puebla Fair, and the iconic Baroque Museum.
It has more than 10 ecotourism Parks