Acajete, Puebla: 8 Places to Visit, Map & Guide

8 places with their own page in the municipality of Acajete, in the state of Puebla.

Map of Acajete

Acajete · Town
Municipal seat in the Tepeaca valley below La Malinche, "bowl of water", founded 1521–1523; here Santa Anna beat Mejía and Urrea in 1839.
La Magdalena Tetela Morelos · Town
Acajete sub-municipality at 2,309 m between the slopes of La Malinche and the Tepeaca valley; 7,613 people, patron Mary Magdalene.

San Jerónimo Ocotitlán · Village
An auxiliary borough of Acajete on the Puebla-Tehuacán highway, a potters' village founded in the 13th century by a ravine; 'place among lynxes'.
Santa María Nenetzintla · Village
Village in the municipality of Acajete, in the Tepeaca valley below La Malinche; its name means "place of many idols".
San Agustín Tlaxco · Village
Acajete locality on La Malinche's slopes, nearly 7,000 people, beside the Puebla metro area.
San Juan Tepulco · Village
"Place of many stones": a village of over 10,000 in Acajete, at 2,576 m, in country known for metates, molcajetes and festival bread.
Santa Isabel Tepetzala · Village
"Between the hills": an Acajete town almost as big as its seat, with a church dating to 1563 and stone carvers of metates and molcajetes.
Apango de Zaragoza · Village
Acajete village at 2,337 m, right next to La Magdalena Tetela Morelos; merged into it in 1990 and restored in 2000 under its current name.