Faith and Spirituality Route in Two Days
Discover a spiritual journey in the State of Mexico, a journey that connects with unique flavors, nature, adventure, and historical and cultural sites.
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1. Start the Faith and Spirituality Route very early with a delicious breakfast in Capulhuac, a municipality known for its delicious barbacoa. So, at this first destination, you should enjoy some tacos and barbacoa consommé.
2. After a delicious breakfast, the tour continues to Santiago Tianguistenco in the town of Gualupita, recognized nationally and internationally as the Land of the Sarape. At this destination, you shouldn't miss admiring the work of textile artisans who make garments such as hats, sarapes, sweaters, gabanes, and more.
3. The next destination on the route is Ocuilan, where you can visit the Monumental Virgin of Guadalupe, considered the fourth largest religious monument in Mexico. To reach the base of the Virgin, you must climb more than 600 steps. Enjoy this religious tourism space.
4. To continue with religious tourism, the Sanctuary of the Lord of Chalma in Malinalco awaits you. This religious site is the second most visited after the Basilica of Guadalupe. The Sanctuary stands out for its neoclassical and Plateresque style, where the Black Christ is venerated. Tradition dictates that before entering the Sanctuary you must dance as a sign of command or ritual.
5. Conclude the first day of the route upon arriving at the municipal seat of Malinalco to walk its cobblestone streets, enjoy a delicious meal in various restaurants, and spend the night in a glamping site, a boutique hotel, or a family inn.
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1. Start the day with a delicious breakfast at a restaurant and then explore and admire the Augustinian Convent, built in 1540, where you can admire frescoes created by tlacuilos depicting Eden.
2. The next stop on the route is a visit to Tenancingo, which is distinguished by the work of master textile artisans creating rebozos and accessories made from this traditional garment, such as blouses, shirts, vests, shoes, and more. These heartfelt pieces are a must-see.
3. Conclude the two-day tour in the charming town of Tenango del Valle, connecting with the ancestral past at the Teotenango Archaeological Site and the Doctor Piña Chan Archaeological Museum.
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