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Yaonáhuac has beautiful waterfalls such as the Cascada el Aserradero, just a few minutes from the municipal capital.
Yaonáhuac is one of the 217 municipalities of the Mexican state of Puebla, its name means "Next to the Great Waterway", it has beautiful historical places such as the parish temple in honor of Santiago Apóstol, it is located in the municipal capital built in the 16th century, and from which the festival in honor of Santiago Apóstol starts on July 25, it is celebrated with masses, prayers, processions, popular dance, mechanical games, fireworks, rodeos, music bands and dances, in addition to having eco-tourist options such as the La Soledad Dam, the Los Berros River and the Canastilla River.
On July 25, the feast day in honor of Santiago Apóstol, there are masses, prayers, processions, folk dances, mechanical games, fireworks, rodeos, bands and dances. On May 30 and 31, the Virgen del Pilar is celebrated, on May 30, the Azucena is celebrated, and on May 31, the Gladiola is celebrated, recalling the time when the town was a flower grower. Holy Week is celebrated solemnly. On November 1 and 2, the Day of the Dead is commemorated, with offerings and floral arrangements.
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