Discover some of the main attractions of the state of Puebla.
From east to west, it seems to be protected by two imposing walls: the Pico de Orizaba, on the border with Veracruz, and the Popocatepetl and Itztaccíhuatl, on the border with the State of Mexico. Rivers and lagoons -some volcanic-, waterfalls, dams, plains, ravines and other geographical features are distributed in the nearly 34,000 km. of this entity of legendary history. The springs are also abundant and most are located south of the Puebla territory.
Chignahuapan Thermal Baths
In the town of the same name, in the north of the state and is easily accessible from Tulancingo, in Hidalgo, on Highway 119. This spa, in addition to offering sulfurous thermal water pools, has private pools and hotel facilities.
Blue water
In the city of Puebla de los Angeles, a traditional spa that the state capital has for many decades, with hot springs at 28 degrees Celsius, which are sulfurous and recommended for weakness, chronic rheumatism, arthritis and spinal disorders.
The canoe
8 km. south of the town of AtlixcoBalneario on the banks of a river that offers a pool, wading pool, areas for picnics and a restaurant open on weekends.
The Amatitlanes
In Izúcar de Matamoros, 36 km. South of Atlixco It has three warm water pools and trampolines, changing rooms, restaurant, playgrounds, green areas, sports fields and music to dance on Sundays.
Saint Charles
In the town of the same name, south of Izúcar de Matamoros, the San Carlos spa offers visitors three pools, palapas and green areas.
San Lorenzo Teotipilco
In Tehuacán, the city famous for its mineral springs; It has three pools (one of them Olympic), a dive pit, three wading pools, showers and changing rooms, as well as a soda fountain.
Molcacax
Located south of Tepeyahualco, a town where the road to Huatlatlauca de los Reyes starts, located in a ravine where the Atoyac river passes. A natural bridge crosses the river and takes us to a rustic spa. Along a path it is possible to go down to the shore and admire the mouth of the tunnel that pierced the river to form the bridge.
