The Temazcal, Ritual of Relaxation in Mexico
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Puebla
PUEBLA DE ZARAGOZA
The historic district of this wonderful colonial city was listed as Cultural Patrimony of Humanity by UNESCO in 1987. Regarded as the second capital of the Nueva España, Puebla went through a building frenzy from the XVI century. Featuring unique architectonic qualities, the colonial buildings within the historic core display facades made of noble materials such as stone, brick and ceramic tile. Some locations are not to be missed, such as El Zocalo or main square, the Rosario Chapel, the Museum of Popular Arts, the Santo Domingo Church, the Amparo M
Puebla History
Traces of nomadic tribes which existed as far back as 12,000 years have been ...
Puebla Culture
According to legend, a lovely princess brought to Mexico as a slave from east...
Puebla Map
Puebla Economy
The state economy of Puebla contributes with a respectable 3,7% of the nation...
Puebla Geography
The central state of Puebla is surrounded by neighboring states : Veracruz to...
Puebla Politics
The State of Puebla is known for its natural resources, archeological sites, his...
Puebla Government
Lic. Mario Plutarco MarÃn Torres, Constitutional Governor of the State of Pue...
Puebla Demography
The state of Puebla is ranked fifth within the Mexican nation in terms of popula...
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Pozole, Delicious Mexican Dish
Pozole is a delicious dish prepared with corn, meat, pepp...
Convent Route in the State of Morelos.
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The Exquisite Mexican "Tacos al Pastor"
These delicious tacos originated in the city of Puebla as...
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