Nochistlán is a city located in the southern state of Zacatecas. It is part of the municipality of Nochistlán Mejia. The latter covers about 867 square meters and adjoins the municipalities of Apozol, Juchipila, Apulco and Jalpa. So does the Jalisco municipalities Mezticacán, Teocaltiche and Yahualica. The prevailing climate in this community- recently declared Pueblo magico handles temperatures ranging from 7 to 30 degrees. There are tourist attractions in Nochistlán that can be considered as representative. Such is the case of the Temple of San Sebastián, but there are many other Temple of San Sebastian was built in the seventeenth century, from 1673 until 1743. He was later built the tower. San Sebastián celebrations take place in January and celebrations are known popularly as empinoladas. Another must Nochistlán point is the Aqueduct Los Arcos, which was built by request of the authorities of New Galicia, in the seventeenth century to supply water from certain deposits of vital liquid to the town. The pipeline was completed in 1793. The system had several batteries Crowned as the Blue and calls.

NochistlánAmong the major festivals and popular celebrations held in Nochistlán, include: the Festivity of San Francisco Assisi on October 4; the San Sebastian Festival, taking place from 11 to 21 January;Commemorate the local resistance against the onslaught of the French military in 1864, on 13 May, ridesharing and the pilgrimage to the Virgin of Tohuaya. Activities in Pueblo Magico Nochistlán advise you to visit some places of Nochistlán with great ecotourism projection: the Sierra de Nochistlán, Juchipila Canyon, the jump Tohuaya, God Dam, Cerro El Tuiche and the Cerro de San Miguel. Regarding the craft traditions of this magical town, some of the most cultivated forms are: pottery, embroidery and weaving and processing of huaraches. Finally, worth mentioning is the music that you hear on Nochistlán: those Papaquis, the Mariachi and Banda.

Nochistlán Heap Outside was another of the most used by the population of Nochistlán for water. It was one of the main sources of this zacatecana population during the 1920s and 1930s Locals drank water from 5 different batteries, and the many legends and traditions associated with the stack Outside, this was converted into a memorial in 1954. The House of Ruiz is another point of interest in this magical town. It was here was in 1810 the first call for independence in the territory of Zacatecas by Daniel Camarena. Later it was placed in this house Nochistlán a plaque to this important historical reference. Now is the time to mention the Monument to Tenamaxtle. The latter was a remarkable character both nationally and internationally. His full name was Francisco Tenamaxtle Tlatoani. He was a native who received a great education and made significant actions. The Statue of Mining Jose Roque is one of the valuable monuments that can be admired in Nochistlán. It is a fitting tribute to one of the main benefactors of these territories. . When Roque Mining was governor of the state, encouraged the development of the best areas of the city Other must-see sights in the magical town of Nochistlán are: the Statue of Francisco I. Madero, the Monument of Heroes of 1864 and the Memorial Monument Foundation of the First Guadalajara. It is admirable witnesses of history and culture that also allow us to know the different avatars who had to experience this community in the state of Zacatecas. Not to miss them when traveling to this part of the country.

To get to the magical town of Nochistlán from Zacatecas to do a route of 225 kilometers. This route takes about three hours to perform the test, use mainly the Federal Highway 54.