Zacualpan, Pueblo con Encanto
This destination in the Estado de México is part of the Nevado Beauties Route. It's a hidden treasure with mining history, colonial architecture, and captivating natural landscapes.
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A charming town that bears witness to the splendor of mining. Its valuable buildings, such as the Centenario Theater, the Parish of the Immaculate Conception, and the Hotel Real de Zacualpan, are all worth exploring. Its name comes from the Nahuatl language, meaning "above the pyramid."
It has a rich mining history dating back to pre-Hispanic times. The mines and springs where salt was once extracted are now popular places for outdoor activities.
Its tourist attractions include the Picacho de Oro y Plata Ecological Park, which features biking and hiking trails, as well as a swimming pool.
Finally, some of its emblematic sites include:
Mamatla Temple.
San José Neighborhood Temple.
Joaquín Velasco Cárdenas y de León Cultural Center.
A visit to this handmade destination is also a must-see.
Templo de Mamatla.
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