Magical Towns of Morelos
Morelos has 4 Magical Towns: Tepoztlán, Tlaltizapán, Tlayacapan and Xochitepec. The first to receive the designation was Tepoztlán (2001) and the most recent, Xochitepec (2023). Discover their history, traditions and what to see in each one.
Magical Town since 2001Tepoztlán
Sacred mountain and Tepozteco pyramid, the UNESCO-listed Natividad convent, a lively market, temazcal baths and Morelos cooking an hour from Mexico City.
Magical Town since 2023Tlaltizapán
Zapata's legacy and natural springs in southern Morelos: Zapata's former headquarters, the mausoleum, water parks and catfish soup.
Magical Town since 2011Tlayacapan
Birthplace of the chinelo dancers in Morelos: the UNESCO-listed San Juan Bautista convent, neighborhood chapels, La Cerería, pottery and a lively carnival.
Magical Town since 2023Xochitepec
Warm weather and colorful façades in Morelos: the Cerrito del Reloj clock-tower viewpoint, former sugar haciendas, water parks and weddings.
Other states with Magical Towns
- Aguascalientes (4)
- Baja California (1)
- Baja California Sur (3)
- Campeche (3)
- Chiapas (6)
- Chihuahua (5)
- Coahuila (8)
- Colima (1)
- Durango (2)
- Estado de México (13)
- Guanajuato (7)
- Guerrero (3)
- Hidalgo (9)
- Jalisco (12)
- Michoacán (10)
- Nayarit (9)
- Nuevo León (5)
- Oaxaca (6)
- Puebla (13)
- Querétaro (7)
- Quintana Roo (4)
- San Luis Potosí (6)
- Sinaloa (5)
- Sonora (4)
- Tabasco (3)
- Tamaulipas (2)
- Tlaxcala (3)
- Veracruz (8)
- Yucatán (7)
- Zacatecas (7)