Tepoztlán Travel Guide

 cinthya_in_victoria Says:  It took me 2 hours to get to the top. You get a beautiful view from the pyramid located there and chances are you see an UFO! Bring enough water, cool clothing and comfortable shoes as it is a little tough to climb it. At the top there is a small grocery store where to buy... 

 cinthya_in_victoria Says:  At downtown there's the Parroquia de la Natividad and at the entrance gate there's the famous mural made from seeds. Don't forget to visit the ex-convent next to it. 

 cinthya_in_victoria Says:  For US20 I could get my aura photographed and a soul-cleaning session (it was four years ago). The owner also read my aura and told me I have 3 angels protecting me and I'm connected directly with God as in my head there's a hardly visible line pointing to the sky.My aura's... 

 MulattaCarioca Says:  If you have a few days, make arrangements to see Quintas. These beautiful homes are hidden behind wide gates that are covered by bouganvillea and swing open to reveal beautiful adobe houses, manicured lawns and refreshing pools. Spanish and Moroccan tiles line the floors of... 

 MulattaCarioca Says:  If you have a few days, make arrangements to see Quintas, beautiful estates that are hidden behind wide gates, covered by bouganvillea that swing open to adobe houses, manicured lawns, and cool pools. These charming houses often have no screens in windows, so that when they... 

 kcrismier Says:  The main cathedral with adjacent monastery is worth your time. The monastery has a lot of history, and is now used as a museum. Very interesting and nice architecture. When I was there, people were redoing some of the paintwork in the original pattern. It was remarkable, the... 

 kcrismier Says:  The best way to see the countryside is to get a guided tour on a horse. We met a local who knew someone who knew someone else that gave horseback rides. He was just a farmer with horses, trying to make some extra income, but very friendly and nice 2 hour tour. We tipped... 

 kcrismier Says:  This is the local Aztec pyramid. I did not actually climb it, but I heard from others who did that the climb is long and arduous. You can see from the photo that the hills are steep, and you have to climb this before getting to the pyramid. Allow 2-3 hours roundtrip. And... 

 cinthya_in_victoria Says:  Besides the green tea ice cream I had in Beijing, these are the best ones I've had so far. Tepoznieves is a must-visit in Tepozltan and as it is a franchise, there are several shops located around Mexico. Each shop is pintoresque and colorful decorated. Some flavours are:... 

 rafgys Says:  This is not just a restaurant, it's a market full of small stands where you can have a seat at any of their 'bars' and enjoy authentic Mexican food! I loved it... the food, and its vibe!All the food is homemade-style... they make the tortillas from some kind of black floar... 

 Carguja Says:  the ambiance is so nice located in the heart of the main plaza, from the Terraza you will have a extraordianry view of the town, there in the terraza, there is sand and you feel like you are in the beach, so nice place to eat in the afternnon and drink in the night 

 cinthya_in_victoria Says:  In downtown Tepoztlan there are also some shops with stuff from other countries like India, Egypth and some Asian ones. One of them and a personal favorite is the Taj Mahal shop which sells crystals, fossils, masks, wood carvings and Asian imports. You can find very strange... 

 cinthya_in_victoria Says:  This is a weekend street market. There are a lot of local craft to buy!! from clothing to kitchen appliances and you can also eat there. The prices are low and there are a lot of colorful local crafts. Clothing, silver, souvenirs, carpets, bags, decorative pillows,... 

 punkoso Says:  Amatlan its a small town sourronded by higesth and espectacular mountains, a place to walk, ask to the locals wheres is the door (la puerta) i relly enjoy the hicking and the door its its a hippy camp, with tipis, whit a great wall of stone, a mistical place, you can stay in...