Jonotla

Rock sanctuary

According to the legend, an apparition took place in this rock; two inhabitants of the town discovered a figure of La Virgen de Guadalupe on the rock. As soon as they informed to the authorities, the neighbors formed a commission to protect the place and build the sanctuary; its patronal festival is celebrated on October 22nd.
Temple of San Juan Bautista of the sixteenth century

It is supposed that this temple was designed by Philip II as other buildings from that time share similarities. The first missionaries who came to this place taught construction techniques to the native people so they developed dry-stone walls and paths.
Ocho pool

For nature lovers, diving into the natural pool that forms the Ocho pool is an unparalleled experience. The Tozan River forms the pool that is surrounded by natural attractions which makes it an excellent place to spend time with friends and family.
The Mirador Hill

The Balcón de la Sierra is located on the hill next to the sanctuary. It is a 360-degree viewpoint that finishes off with a monumental cross, which allows you to observe the impressive natural wealth of the town.