The Sierra Norte of Puebla is a fertile region where different rivers have their pot, which pass before emptying into the Gulf of Mexico. These sites typically reach heights ranging between one thousand and two thousand meters above sea level. It is a teeming territory of dense, rocky areas, with layers of fog gradually dispersed, at dawn, in an atmosphere of rumor waterfalls and wildlife frond. It seems a landscape taken from a book of the nineteenth century, with conifer appearing between curtains of fog, while advancing by between steep slopes, among coffee and fruit trees. This is the place where different peoples, ancient and picturesque, where tourists and travelers find endless occasions for enjoyment and discovery rise. Chignahuapan is one of these villages in the Sierra Norte de Puebla.The meaning of his name, of Nahuatl origin, is "About nine water". This is a community that has been inhabited since the seventh century AD, just when totonacas groups settled in the region.Chignahuapan today is primarily an agricultural town and its inhabitants are dedicated to the cultivation of wheat, oats, corn and bean.
Chignahuapan to visit Chignahuapan An interesting tip is that in early November, is performed over a week, the National Tree Fair and Christmas sphere.In the framework of this event the usual trimmings of these celebrations are exhibited and offered at very affordable prices. Therefore, besides being funny it is very profitable. It should be mentioned that in Chignahuapan are produced annually more than 70 million fields, which has earned him this Puebla community, renowned internationally. Activities in Chignahuapan Pueblo Magico in the Plaza of the Constitution of Chignahuapan, its central square, the beautiful parish of St. James, built in the sixteenth century worth visiting stands. The same applies to its attractive Moorish kiosk projection with its fountain and surrounding houses, white walls and red tile. Not far away, is another must-see building: the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, with an impressive cedar sculpture, placed in the main altar, created by the artist poblano Jose Luis Silva.In this beautiful town, it is also recommended to enjoy the Laguna de Chignahuapan, ideal for carp fishing. When you visit the hot springs of the place, do not miss the Church of the Tree-ear.This holy place is a local curiosity. It is a tiny fungus petrificado- found in 1880 by a farmer in the region and in whose observance surface only through a different lens magnificador- figures of Jesus Christ.