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Inside, beautifully decorated in colonial style, the patronal festival of Santa Isabel Cholula begins on November 5th.
Santa Isabel Cholula is a municipality in the state of Puebla. Its original name means "water falling off the cliff", its main architectural construction is the Parish of Santa Isabel Cholula, which dates back to the 16th century, located in the municipal capital, and the Week festival is celebrated. Santa in the community of Santa Ana Acozautla, with processions, prayers and remembering the passion of Christ and on November 5, the patron saint festival of Santa Isabel Cholula, celebrating with jaripeos, mole for the guests and burning of fireworks.
The Holy Week festival is celebrated in the community of Santa Ana Acozautla, with processions, prayers and remembering the passion of Christ. On November 5th, the patronal festival of Santa Isabel Cholula is celebrated with rodeos, mole for the guests and fireworks. Offerings are made on November 1st and 2nd to celebrate the dead; Holy Week is solemnly commemorated.
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