Nopaltepec, Pueblo con Encanto

Nopaltepec is one of the destinations in the State of Mexico that is home to the Padre Tembleque Aqueduct, a World Heritage Site.

This destination is home to the 16th-century Temple of Santa María de La Asunción. Taking a photo or selfie in front of the famous pirul tree, known as the "arbol del curato," which is over 300 years old, is a must.

This charming town is famous for its prickly pear cactus plantations, where you can hike for spectacular photos. A visit to the Tepeyahualco Ravine is ideal for ecotourism.

Its local cuisine is characterized by traditional dishes such as salads, moles, and sauces made with typical ingredients from the region.

Among the community-based tourism destinations, the cochineal workshops are notable, where visitors can learn about the entire process of this natural dye, which has been used since ancient times and is now used by artisans in the textile industry.