What to do in Chignahuapan
Chignahuapan is much more than Christmas: religious architecture, a bandstand with Mudejar influence, glass ornament workshops and waterfalls such as El Salto de Quetzalapan. These are the experiences we run there.
Experiences in Chignahuapan
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Turibus and Illuminated Villages
Turibus by day, illuminated villages and Turibus combinations, priced per ticket.
Chignahuapan Essentials
Mudejar bandstand, Basilica, parish church and a glass ornament workshop.
El Salto de Quetzalapan
Waterfall, viewpoints, suspension bridge and zip line in the forest.
Zacatlán + Chignahuapan
The essentials of both Magical Towns in one organized day.
Glass Ornament Workshop
See how Chignahuapan's glass ornaments are made.
Chignahuapan + Quetzalapan
Culture and ornaments in the morning; waterfall, bridge and zip line after.
Chignahuapan + Las Brizas
Ornaments and the center of Chignahuapan; then forest and waterfall.
Don't miss
The center with its bandstand, the Parish of Santiago Apóstol and the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, plus an ornament workshop to see the craft process and buy directly.
Season of lights
In season the Illuminated Turibus and the villages with light displays are running. See options and prices per ticket in Turibus and Illuminated Villages.
Weather and what to bring
Mountain climate, cool in the mornings and evenings, especially in winter. Bring a jacket, comfortable shoes and, if you're heading to waterfalls, non-slip footwear.
Chignahuapan and Zacatlán on the same trip
They are about 30 minutes apart. You can combine both towns in one day or add a waterfall to your route.
Shall we plan your visit?
Tell us your dates and group size and we will suggest a combination.