• Great Pyramid of Cholula - Explore the archaeological site of Cholula, the largest in the world. Discover the pyramid’s interior through its tunnels, leading to the exterior to view its construction. This is the only pyramid globally with a church built atop it, offering a climb to admire the volcanoes and the domes of the churches, with a legend stating there is one for each day of the year.
• Santa Maria Tonantzintla - A church showcasing the region’s indigenous baroque style.
• Templo San Francisco Acatepec - A stunning church featuring a facade adorned with talavera.
• San Pedro Cholula - Visit the Portals of San Pedro Cholula and the Former Convent of San Gabriel.

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• Snacks

If Novohispano art is displayed in all its glory, in Cholula, one can feel the deep pre-Hispanic essence. The city was constructed on the remnants of a vast indigenous settlement.

The ancient Cholula was a significant metropolis that thrived for millennia. Hernán Cortés, upon witnessing the numerous teocalis, believed that one could worship at a different temple every day of the year. These indigenous shrines were later replaced with temples, and today, Cholula boasts 37 churches, an astonishing number for a city of its size.

Cholula is synonymous with art, and the Tlacuilo—the scribe and indigenous painter—is credited with masterpieces like the extraordinary Mural of the Drinkers and the creative marvel of Santa María Tonantzintla.

Visit the magnificent San Francisco Acatepec Temple and marvel at its stunning facade adorned with Talavera pieces. Additionally, explore the factories that still produce genuine works of art using traditional methods.

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