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The Troje in Ahuatlán is characteristic of the town and is currently very common in its use by the inhabitants remembering the old customs of Mexico.
Ahuatlán is a municipality in the state of Puebla located in the southwest region of the state. It has iconic historical monuments such as the parish temple dedicated to San Andrés, built in the 16th century by Augustinian friars, which preserves the style of the time. and from which its main festival begins on November 30, a festival in honor of San Andrés, which is celebrated with masses, prayers, processions, popular dances, fireworks and dances of "Huehues" and "The Twelve Pairs of France." ”, there are places near the headwaters and with relatively easy access to the public where you can hunt deer and rabbit, which is why it is considered attractive.
November 30th; a festival in honor of Saint Andrew, which is celebrated with masses, prayers, processions, folk dances, fireworks and dances of “Huehues” and “The Twelve Pairs of France”; and in the month of February the main patronal festival which is of a movable date. The following are celebrated: All Saints’ Day, All Souls’ Day, Holy Week and Christmas parties.
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