Ángel R. Cabada

Ángel R. Cabada, located in the tourist región de Los Tuxtlas, Veracruz is a municipality where the history, nature and identity of its people are intertwined in a single destination.

Its roots go back to Olmeca times, when it was known as El Mesón, a settlement of great importance.

Here, Hernán Cortés established the first ingenuity in Latin America and, later, these lands were the scene of the agrarian movement that forged its current character.

Its name honors Ángel Rosario Cabada, a revolutionary leader who promoted social justice and land distribution.

Today, the memory of that legacy is reflected in symbols such as the tomb in Cerro del Gallo, the statue erected in the park on June 18 and the bust of Benito Juárez that remembers freedom as an eternal value.

Ángel R. Cabada also surprises with its natural richness: spring water spas that invite you to rest and family conviviality; the Salto de Tula waterfall, whose crystal clear waters fascinate every visitor; and the Majahual Lagoon, a sanctuary surrounded by forests where you can dive, paddle in a kayak or tour its calm waters by boat.

Its essence lives in the music of the son jarocho that brightens the holidays, in the work of its artisans who shape wood and stone, and in the flavors of its gastronomy: hens in banana, mojaras a la diabla, marriage, tender pumpkin with pork, in addition to delicacies such as mogo mogo, sweet potato fritters and cassava with spices.

Beyond his history and traditions, Ángel R. Cabada is a reflection of Veracruz's authenticity: land of clear waters, deep memories and sincere hospitality.

Angel R. Cabada is not just a place to visit, it is a destination to live. Discover it and take a piece of the most authentic Veracruz!