Puebla Expedition 2025

Puebla, a city in east-central Mexico, southeast of Mexico City. It’s known for its culinary history, colonial architecture and pottery. The painted Talavera tiles adorning numerous buildings are locally produced. The Renaissance-era Puebla Cathedral has tall bell towers and overlooks the central square, the Zócalo. 

Our base camp will be in the historic heart of the city of Puebla, surrounded by major attractions, like the zocalo, plaza de los Sapos, colorful markets and interisting historic sites, trending restaurants and bohemians sites to enjoy a glass of wine. Exploring magic towns like Atlixco de las Flores, Cholula, Zacatlan, Val Quirico. Visiting Pueblas best Museo Amparo, which offers an extensive display of pre-Hispanic art, such as ceramics and mural fragments. 

· Round airfare.

· All ground transportation.

· 6 nights’ accommodations in Casa Rosa Boutique hotel in a share room.

·6 breakfast.

· 7 Day Life Change Experiences with more than 12 planned activitiess.

· ALL DAYTIME Entry Fees to planned activities and destinations.

·  Private bilingual tour guide.

·  Taxes included.

• Alcoholic beverages, lunches and dinners, personal snacks, cosmetics and anything NOT specifically listed above.

• Any optional Night Time Activities you choose to participate in

• Tips that are not specifically listed (such as the lunches and dinners purchased)

• Travel Insurance NOT provided.

• Any transportation that is not listed above. All group activities are by private van at very specific times, if you miss the scheduled departure time or meeting location, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN transportation to and from

 •Sandys Tip NOT Tip not included 

  What to expect 

The weather in Puebla is fairly warm throughout the year. The nighttime

temperatures during these months will drop to the 60’s. The season from Aug to Sep, as the temperatures drop to the comfortable range.

Attire: Layered clothing for the duration of the trip to stay warm on chilly mornings that quicky heat up as the day goes on. Much of the tour will be walking through the various attractions… WEAR COMFORTABLE CLOSED TOE, GOOD SUPPORTIVE SHOES( Have on mind that we will walk on cemented sidewalks). A hat day to protect from the scorching Mexican sun.

Don´t forget to bring: YOUR COMMON SENSE, WILLINGNESS TO LEARN, EXPLORE AND BROADEN YOUR HORIZONS.

LEAVE YOUR VALUABLES AT HOME! You may need sunblock for the outdoor tours. Proper identification should be carried at all times.

This tour requires a lot of walking in a slow-paced time, possibly standing for long periods of time, the ability to sit and ride in the bus for up to 2 hours.

Any souvenirs, personal items, medical attention or medicine that may be needed, food/snacks not included as listed above and any incidentals you may need that are not SPECIFICALLY listed in the above sections. If you miss the van or other tour provided transportation, you will be responsible for additional cost to catch up to tour. Please be sure to plan your individual budget ahead of time and consider things you will want or may need to purchase during the tour.

 Disclaimer: Itinerary is subject to change responding to real time shifts with our purveyors or other unexpected events. Clients will be informed of schedule changes.  

 For more information on hotel and places we will visit, please click the links below or type them into your web browser. Please take your time and explore each site to prepare and

¨Know Before You Go¨ everything needed to make your visit more enjoyable.

● Puebla https://www.visit-mexico.mx/puebla/

● Gasthronomy https://letstraveltomexico.com/best-food-in-puebla/

● Cholula https://academiaindica.com/pagan-temples-and-ruins-a-journey-through-cholula-mexico/

●  Atlixco de las Flores https://discoverpuebla.net/atlixco-travel-guide/

● Zacatlan: https://www.visitpuebla.mx/en/magical-towns/zacatlan-en

● Paracho: https://pueblacity.com/ex-hacienda-de-chautla/#google_vignette

● Val Quirico: https://www.lugaresturisticosenmexico.com/en/valquirico-tlaxcala/

● Puebla Puebla handicrafts have honored the name of Mexico through the magical hands of the indigenous people whose tradition and customs are a mystical legacy. The Talavera represents Puebla around the world. The UNESCO declared (the artisanal Talavera / the processes of making the artisanal Talavera) of Puebla as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

● Gasthronomy Its peculiar and original flavors are part of Puebla’s multicultural heritage, a mix of Arab, Spanish, and indigenous populations.

● Cholula The Great Pyramid of Cholula is Mesoamerica’s largest and oldest continuously occupied building. It was constructed in multiple stages, influenced initially by Teotihuacan and later by the Gulf Coast region. It was a significant religious site dedicated to mountain worship and a rain deity until the Spanish Conquest. The ancient city of Cholula was once an important center for pre-Columbian Mesoamerican cultures. The Great Pyramid of Cholula, which served as a Temple, is THE attraction. Standing at ~217 feet tall, it is the largest Pyramid in the world in terms of volume.

● Atlixco de las Flores” as it is often referred to, is the prettiest Pueblo Magico.  this charming pueblo magico is located less than an hour southwest of Puebla de Zaragoza.

● Zacatlan de las Manzanas is a pueblo mágico (magical town) located in the Sierra Norte Mountain region of Puebla state, about 80 miles. The main attraction of this square is a monumental clock cover with flowers.  

● Ex Hacienda de Chautla: Explore the Ex-Hacienda de Chautla, an English-style castle, the construction dates from the 18th century, it is part of Puebla’s heritage, you can visit the gardens, wooded trails, a chapel in its most of 60 hectares. This property has gone through different owners throughout its history until it was left in the hands of the Government of the state of Puebla and became a tourist site where its lagoon and an English-style palace stand out, among other attractions such as constant contact with nature.

● Val Quirico: In VAL´QUIRICO all the buildings are constructed with the typical materials of the old town of Tuscany. Stone, adobe, tile and wood are the campions of this picturesque speech. In VAL´QUIRICO all the buildings are constructed with the typical materials of the old town of Tuscany. Stone, adobe, tile and wood are the campions of this picturesque speech.