In the early sixteenth century, Tlatlauquitepec was populated by tiny groups Olmecs, then by groups of Toltec culture. Later, as the expansion of the Aztec empire was given, were chichimecas which occupied the territory of present Tlatlauquitepec. Chichimecas came there looking for a free space of the Mexican yoke. A few years after the fall of Tenochtitlan in 1524, the lordship of Tlatlauquitepec surrendered to the regime of parcels, as well as communities as Teziutlán and Hueytlalpan, under the orders of encomendero Jacinto Portillo. In 1531 was built the convent Santa Maria Tlatlauquitepec, belonging to the Franciscan order. This building later became a rectory. The participation of the inhabitants of Tlatlauquitepec in the War of Independence, was very relevant; Place priests allied with Morelos, carrying several effective, among whom was Jose Maria Fernandez del Campo, who became deputy to the Congress of Chilpancingo. Throughout the War of Reform, the site became a important operational headquarters for General Juan Alvarez and therefore the community changed its name to Villa de Tornel, as a tribute to José María Tornel Mendívil military. However, in 1895 this community in the state of Puebla, to become county seat, got his name Tlatlauquitepec.

About Tlatlauquitepec have, as a site of interest to a complementary ride, community Atotocoyan , which stands on the side of the dam Mazatepec. Near this village, you can visit a monolith of about three tonnes, which has on its surface ancient petroglyphs. Also, not far away we also have the archaeological site of Caltepec, it appears built on a series of terraces 3 kilometers long by 2 wide. Activities in Tlatlauquitepec Pueblo Magico Other interesting sites Tlatlauquitepec, especially from a ecotourism focus are: the Cueva del Cerro Colorado, which is 60 meters long and where you think ancient cults were performed; Tepehican Cave with a depth of 300 meters and whose walls are petroglyphs; Dam Mazatepec, where they can develop various water sports and Vacation Center Coatextín, located in the Tlatlauquitepec-Mazatepec road and projected as a place of fun and relaxation, excellent to have a great time in the company of family or friends.

Tlatlauquitepec no shortage of reasons for the recent declaration of Tlatlauquitepec as Magic Town of Mexico. Among the attractions that no visitor should miss Tlatlauquitepec can mention the following: the Church of the Assumption Parish of St. Pascual, the Parish of the Sacred Heart, which can be found in the neighborhood and said Huaxtla Convent of Santa Mary Tlatlauquitepec, built by the Franciscans in the sixteenth century and stands out for its beautiful Romanesque architecture. We also recommend visiting this city of Puebla, in the context of its most representative festivities and celebrations, because they are events that we show firsthand everything that has this magical town. In the month of August is celebrated the Feast of the Assumption, and to do traditional dances, various contests and fireworks shows are performed. On 1 and 2 November, as happens in almost all the national territory, in Tlatlauquitepec, the Day of the Dead is celebrated. In addition, 13 to September 20 is developed in this magical town of Puebla, agricultural, industrial, livestock, commercial and craft fair of great importance in the region. Another unforgettable celebration Tlatlauquitepec, is what takes place from 11 to September 17, to remember the founding of the city, in an atmosphere of floats, parades. . Dances, popular verbena and regional music bands Tlatlauquitepec Directions to Pueblo Magico Tlatlauquitepec is located northeast of the state of Puebla; bordering the municipalities of Zacapoaxtla, Zaragoza, Atempan, Chignautla and Cuetzalan. To reach this Magic Town 129D to use the highway, which runs through the south of the town from the city of Puebla.