Excelente
1164 Views
Parish temple to the Blessed Virgin Mary of Coyomeapan
Coyomeapan is the head of a series of towns in the southeast of the state of Puebla. It is a place in the high mountains with a wooded climate with rain throughout the year, its meaning is "in coyote water", it has architectural heritage such as the parish temple dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Municipal Palace with an existence of 100 years, located in the municipal capital, on July 22 they hold a patron saint's day in honor of María Magdalena, its visual appeal lies in the landscape that surrounds the Cicintépetl hill or also called Ixtlahuac, located 10 kilometers away, another area of extensive forest that they name is the Sumidero suitable for recreation 4 kilometers from the head.
On June 24th, there is a festival in honor of Saint John in the community of Cuautla. On July 22nd, there is a patronal festival in honor of Mary Magdalene in the municipal capital. On August 15th, there is a patronal festival in honor of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in the community of Xoxocotla with music bands, fireworks, masses, prayers, and processions. On November 1st and 2nd, there is a commemoration of All Saints' Day, during which offerings and floral arrangements are made. On December 12th, there is a celebration in honor of the Virgin of Guadalupe, Christmas, and New Year. On September 15th, there is a celebration of national holidays. On November 20th, there is an anniversary of the Mexican Revolution.
PASEOPORMEXICO.COM is a Mexican Portal with the purpose of providing information, creating ties and generating communities of Mexicans as well as people who live in other countries, who wish to know and contribute opinions, experiences about Mexico, its customs and cultural riches.
Copyright 2024 Paseo por México | Power by Gomogus.com