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Parish church of Santiago in Atzitzihuacan, from the 16th century, located in the municipal capital, which preserves the style of the time, remains open all year round to receive parishioners.
Atzitzihuacan, its name means Place of little water, is one of the 217 municipalities of the state of Puebla, it is part of the Mixteca Poblana region, of which it is its northern limit. It has various historical monuments such as the Parish Temple of Santiago, from the 16th century, which preserves the style of the time, its important festivals are January 6, Three Kings' Day; February 2, Candlemas Day; March 19, feast of Saint Joseph; July 25, patron saint's day, Lord Santiago Apóstol, and August 15, Ascension of the Virgin Mary.
On January 6th, Kings' Day; February 2nd, Candlemas Day; March 19th, patronal feast of Saint Joseph; July 25th, patronal feast of Lord Santiago, and August 15th, Ascension of the Virgin Mary, all these religious festivities also commemorate Holy Week, as well as on November 1st and 2nd, All Saints' Day and the Day of the Dead.
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