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Tehuacán Valley

A region of Puebla

The arid valley of south-eastern Puebla, known for its mineral water and for the columnar cacti of the Tehuacán-Cuicatlán Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO site shared with Oaxaca, with the botanical garden and salt pans of Zapotitlán Salinas.

45 places to visit

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Places to visit in Tehuacán Valley 45

45 places with their own page, grouped by kind.

Villages · 32 Towns · 8 Landmarks and museums · 2 Cities · 1 Mountains · 1 Nature reserves · 1

Villages

Towns

Landmarks and museums

Cities

Mountains

Nature reserves

Top tours in Tehuacán Valley

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Getting around Tehuacán Valley

Fly into Veracruz (VER) and Oaxaca (OAX).

Cities to start from: Tehuacán

Most of the region is reached by road: a rental car is the easiest way to see several places in a day, and buses link the larger towns.

When to visit Tehuacán Valley

Most of Tehuacán Valley is at its best in February, March, April, and December.

Month-by-month climate on each Pueblo Mágico's page: Orizaba, Huautla, Córdoba

Neighbouring regions

Altas Montañas (Orizaba and Córdoba) La Cañada (Oaxaca) Mixteca Poblana Mixteca of Oaxaca La Malinche Puebla Valley All regions →