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On the outskirts of Nopalucan are the ancient ruins of what was once a large hacienda in the region.
Nopalucan is a municipality in the state of Puebla, its name means "place full of nopales or nopalera", it has beautiful architectural places such as the church built in honor of Lord Santiago in the 16th century and the monument to Juan de la Granja, located in the municipal seat, they also have the Juan de la Granja Regional Telecommunications Museum. July 25 is celebrated in honor of Señor Santiago, the regional fair in September, there is an exhibition of sawdust carpets in the main streets, a variety of dishes that are made with the cactus, its tourist attraction is the Santa Cruz lagoon, with a forested area, the Buenavista ravine and the Cerro del Pinal.
On January 21, the feast of San Sebastian; February 2, the Candlemas, at the beginning of Lent; March 21, the Spring Festival, allegorical floats are decorated with all kinds of wild flowers; June 13, the day of San Antonio; July 25, in honor of Señor Santiago; a regional fair in September, there is an exhibition of sawdust carpets on the main streets of the town, approximately 5 kilometers long, this tradition is more than 105 years old, a variety of dishes made with nopal are exhibited; November 5, the anniversary of telegraphic communication.
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