Constancio Farfán

Constancio Farfán is about 10 km south of Cuautla in a straight line, the natural base; by road allow roughly 15 to 25 minutes (an automated estimator gives about 22 km and 23 minutes to Tenextepango, the closest neighbour, so expect something similar). From Cuautla take the road that drops towards Ayala and Tenextepango; Tenextepango's main avenue is named Constancio Farfán, which helps with orientation. From Mexico City you reach Cuautla first, on the Mexico–Cuautla toll road (115D), about 95 km.

By public transport, buses to Cuautla leave from the Terminal Sur (Taxqueña), with Pullman de Morelos the main line, in about 2 hours. In Cuautla the 19 Oriente urban route includes a Cuautla–Constancio Farfán–Cuautla run and another to Tenextepango; the Movilidad Morelos site lists them but publishes no times or fares, so ask in Cuautla where to board. From Tlaltizapán, the nearest pueblo on our map (21 km straight line), it is easier to go back through Cuautla.

Walk the village streets and plaza in the late afternoon, when people are out.
Continue to Tenextepango, about 1.5 km away, and look at the Santiago Apóstol church.
Go to Tenextepango on 25 July for the feast, with sawdust carpets.
Look for the tecuanes dance, typical of the region, at Tenextepango festivals.
Take in the cornfields and the hills that ring the Ayala valley.
Use Cuautla's closeness for a meal before moving on.