Take your camera and explore Cantona!

Visit Huamantla and Tlaxcala.

•Cantona was one of the largest and most densely populated cities in Mesoamerica, reaching its peak between 600 and 1000 AD.

•Cantona stands out for its peculiar architecture, with pyramids and patios built with slabs of volcanic stone, creating an impressive landscape.

Cantona Ceremonial Centre. | Photo credit: Lydia V. | Published on Tripadvisor in November 2019.

•Cantona was a fortified city with strong military control, which is reflected in its defensive constructions and strategic location.

•Cantona is located in a valley surrounded by mountains, which offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

•Its intricate network of streets and its large number of ball games make it a fascinating archaeological site unlike any other.

We visit Huamantla and Tlaxcala town center.

→The National Puppet Museum (MUNATI) is a unique attraction, with an impressive collection of puppets from around the world.

→The city has beautiful colonial buildings, such as the Temple and Former Convent of San Luis Obispo.

Parish Interior, San Luis Obispo, Huamantla. | Photo credit: gob.mx | Published on July 22, 2019. 

→The historic centre of Tlaxcala preserves a rich colonial heritage, with buildings such as the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption and the Government Palace.

→The Basilica of Ocotlán, with its impressive baroque architecture, is a must-see.

Note: The tour of the Cantona area lasts 3 hours.

Includes:

• English and Spanish-speaking guide.

• Round trip transportation.

• Departure from Mexico City.

• Drinks and snacks.

Does not include:

• Food.

• Tickets.

Recommendations:

• Comfortable shoes.

• Jacket.

• Cap or hat.

• Sunglasses.

• Sunscreen.

• Money for shopping.

Not suitable for:

• Children.

• People with mobility problems.

LET'S GO ON A TRIP TO CANTONA WITH VADEVIA.

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