Chalcatzingo
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Chalcatzingo is an archeological site about 50 miles from Cuernavaca
in the State of Morelos. It features rock carvings and sculptures
that depict mythical and religious themes. Some of the remnants
are from various cultures dating back to 3000 B.C
Tlayacapan
Is the original home of the Chinelos. It features the convent
of St John the baptist and several other smaller chapels. The
local museum exhibits artifacts, paintaings nd mummified bodies.
The town is known for its colorful clay pottery.
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Tepoztlán
 Tepoztlan
is a small town in the State of Morelos. It is surrounded by hills
and overlooks the Tepozteco pyramids. The lively chinelo dance
is an attraction performed during carnivals where the Chinelos
dress in colorful attire and masks and dance to the loud drums.
 Pirámide
de Teopanzolco
This small archaelogical site is on Río Balsas with two
pyramids, one inside the other. There are several other temples
and ruins in the vicinity.
Zempoala
Series of lagoons in the mountains above the city.
Salto de San Antón
Is a lovely waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation. There are
a few picnic tables and hiking trails that lead from it.
Chalma
Site of one of Mexico's most important
pilgrimages
Taxco
Taxco, located 45 minutes from Cuernavaca,is one of the oldest
mining sites located in the Americas. It is a charming little
town with a colonial ambiance, red-tiled roofs, cobble stoned,
narrow winding streets and the towering, impressive 240 year old
Santa Prisca Cathedral. The silver jewelery found here has been
a major attraction for tourists and conquistadors.
Chapultepec
Is a lovely park with a playground, a park, a zoo, miniature train
rides and restaurants. It is extremely popular with families on
weekends.
Lake Tequesquitengo
This lake offers a variety of water sports and activities, located
only 48 kms. from Cuernavaca. |
