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tp://www.booking.com/Share-MjFwQN</a><h2 id="bba0">Where to Go</h2>Santuario Nuestra Señora de los Remedios<a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CYbw4hyM1DM/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link">https://www.instagram.com/p/CYbw4hyM1DM</a>I began my tour from the iconic and most important church here, built on the base of the great pyramid in Cholula, Santuario Nuestra Señora de Los Remedios. It is free, and we need to climb to reach it. It’s worth-trip, because on the top you’ll get a panoramic view, and it’s breathtaking and picturesque where you can see the volcanic peaks of Popo, cityscape, Malinche, and even the Pico de Orizaba. The church has a yellow façade, which is flanked by two identical towers, like a common 16th-century Church, but inside it has a colorful neoclassical altar.Museo de Sitio de Cholula<a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CYExwndpA2p/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link">https://www.instagram.com/p/CYExwndpA2p</a>With M$80 you’ll get all access to zone archeological, the museum, the pyramid, and the tunnel but at the time the tunnel is closed and the best place to start is the museum, it’s small museum but it covers information about the archaeological site so we can learn about its history before entering the pyramid. It consists of 3 permanent exhibition rooms :the 1st room : you’ll see ceramic, Cholula archeology, and the model of the pyramid.2nd room : you’ll find the early postclassic (800–900 AD), the middle-upper postclassic (900–1521 AD), history when Spanish occupied Cholula.3rd room : the murals of Cholula, the chapulines, the drinkers, and the jaguar.Pirámide Tepanapa<figure id="95f1"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*pWF8Ez1f0PEFSfW9I3AN9w.jpeg"><figcaption>Pirámide Tepanapa Cholula</figcaption></figure>Pirámide Tepanapa is considered to be the largest pyramid in the world (yes, it’s larger than any in Egypt). It was a religious and mythological

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complex before being destroyed by Cortes. Actually, it would be great if we got access to the tunnel, I mean, we can see the layers of this pyramid, but I was not lucky, maybe next time.Walk approach the Great Pyramid, you’ll see the yellow Nuestra Señora de Los Remedios church over the hill.On the south side, you’ll find Patio de Los Altares, and this platform was used for ritual. And the west side is a reconstructed section of the latest pyramid.ZócaloWalk or take a bite in Cholula’s Zócalo. Here you’ll see the red building with the 46 arches, built almost 450 years ago. Under the arches, you’ll find all kinds of shops and eateries. And there is a bazaar on the east side. And this Zócalo is surrounded by beautiful churches, and you have to go there. Parroquia de San Pedro, Capilla Real de Naturales, Ex-Convento de San Gabriel. Spend your afternoon, you can see Danza de Los Voladores with the church over the hill as a background.<h2 id="1596">Where to Eat</h2>When you’ve just arrived in Cholula, traveled for 40-minute, starving, this place is perfect for you to take a bite and rest before continuing the trip. It’s very strategic just across the terminal. It’s so eye-catching, with the pink façade. The interior is very interesting, with Mexican typical looks. And the food is tasty, especially fish fillet in garlic.If you’re visiting the tourist attractions, you will see the locals selling some fresh fruits, and snacks (nuts and Chapulines with a variety of flavors) from a bucket. It would be great to accompany while you get around, and the price is affordable starting from M$25,<a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CYZa11FLy0M/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link">https://www.instagram.com/p/CYZa11FLy0M</a>Dine-in with Casa Azul ambiance, you’ll get it in La Casa Frida. The colorful furniture, Frida’s photos, Rivera’s painting “Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park” are the interior that you can see here. It has a good service, clean, yummy, and well-priced.</article></body>

Where to Stay, Go, and Eat in Cholula Mexico

After having explored Puebla City, I headed 6 miles outside of the downtown. This place is known for the spectacular yellow 16th-century church, which is built on the widest pyramid in the world -Cholula

Getting There from Puebla

Tren Turístico Puebla-Cholula

There is tren turístico in Puebla where connects central Puebla with the pyramid in Cholula. It takes about 40 minutes and free ticket. You don’t need to worry to travel by this train. It has well-serviced, clean, and really protocol.

Where to stay

Magical B&B — China Poblana

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If you’re looking for rest, a quiet neighborhood during your Cholula vacation, you will definitely love this house. That’s just a 5 minutes drive from downtown (Zócalo). This house has an eclectic interior with a one-bedroom, kitchen, light-filled living room, and bathroom, which is perfect for solo travelers or couples. You’ll find traditional features through vibrant textiles, Artesania. And Brick-tiles walls make this house feel homey also the dome style for the living room makes the room appears large.

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Where to Go

Santuario Nuestra Señora de los Remedios

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I began my tour from the iconic and most important church here, built on the base of the great pyramid in Cholula, Santuario Nuestra Señora de Los Remedios. It is free, and we need to climb to reach it. It’s worth-trip, because on the top you’ll get a panoramic view, and it’s breathtaking and picturesque where you can see the volcanic peaks of Popo, cityscape, Malinche, and even the Pico de Orizaba. The church has a yellow façade, which is flanked by two identical towers, like a common 16th-century Church, but inside it has a colorful neoclassical altar.

Museo de Sitio de Cholula

https://www.instagram.com/p/CYExwndpA2p

With M$80 you’ll get all access to zone archeological, the museum, the pyramid, and the tunnel but at the time the tunnel is closed and the best place to start is the museum, it’s small museum but it covers information about the archaeological site so we can learn about its history before entering the pyramid. It consists of 3 permanent exhibition rooms :

the 1st room : you’ll see ceramic, Cholula archeology, and the model of the pyramid.

2nd room : you’ll find the early postclassic (800–900 AD), the middle-upper postclassic (900–1521 AD), history when Spanish occupied Cholula.

3rd room : the murals of Cholula, the chapulines, the drinkers, and the jaguar.

Pirámide Tepanapa

Pirámide Tepanapa is considered to be the largest pyramid in the world (yes, it’s larger than any in Egypt). It was a religious and mythological complex before being destroyed by Cortes. Actually, it would be great if we got access to the tunnel, I mean, we can see the layers of this pyramid, but I was not lucky, maybe next time.

Walk approach the Great Pyramid, you’ll see the yellow Nuestra Señora de Los Remedios church over the hill.

On the south side, you’ll find Patio de Los Altares, and this platform was used for ritual. And the west side is a reconstructed section of the latest pyramid.

Zócalo

Walk or take a bite in Cholula’s Zócalo. Here you’ll see the red building with the 46 arches, built almost 450 years ago. Under the arches, you’ll find all kinds of shops and eateries. And there is a bazaar on the east side. And this Zócalo is surrounded by beautiful churches, and you have to go there. Parroquia de San Pedro, Capilla Real de Naturales, Ex-Convento de San Gabriel. Spend your afternoon, you can see Danza de Los Voladores with the church over the hill as a background.

Where to Eat

When you’ve just arrived in Cholula, traveled for 40-minute, starving, this place is perfect for you to take a bite and rest before continuing the trip. It’s very strategic just across the terminal. It’s so eye-catching, with the pink façade. The interior is very interesting, with Mexican typical looks. And the food is tasty, especially fish fillet in garlic.

If you’re visiting the tourist attractions, you will see the locals selling some fresh fruits, and snacks (nuts and Chapulines with a variety of flavors) from a bucket. It would be great to accompany while you get around, and the price is affordable starting from M$25,

https://www.instagram.com/p/CYZa11FLy0M

Dine-in with Casa Azul ambiance, you’ll get it in La Casa Frida. The colorful furniture, Frida’s photos, Rivera’s painting “Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park” are the interior that you can see here. It has a good service, clean, yummy, and well-priced.