Walk and enjoy Cholula, home of the Great Pyramid or Tlachihualtépetl which is considered the largest pyramidal base in the world. In its top, you can see the sanctuary of La Virgen de los Remedios.
Admire its colonial architecture and discover if this Magical Town actually houses 365 churches.
The cuisine of Cholula is an evidence of how this town honors its indigenous roots. One of its signature dishes is the so-called ‘pata de elefante’, which is an extra-large tortilla made of white or blue corn. There also ‘cuetlas’ which are butterfly larvae and, of course, many other stews which are prepared with ancestral products such as alaches and pumpkin flowers.
The cuisine of Cholula is an evidence of how this town honors its indigenous roots. One of its signature dishes is the so-called ‘pata de elefante’, which is an extra-large tortilla made of white or blue corn. There also ‘cuetlas’ which are butterfly larvae and, of course, many other stews which are prepared with ancestral products such as alaches and pumpkin flowers.
The red clay pottery and the traditional Talavera are definitely the best options to buy from this place.
The red clay pottery and the traditional Talavera are definitely the best options to buy from this place.
Cholula is the closest Magical Town to the capital; it is only a 20-minute drive through the La Recta of Cholula.
