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  • About Tuxtepec and La Chinantla
    • History
    • Touristic Map of Tuxtepec
    • Tourist Map of the Chinantla
  • What To Do
    • Tuxtepec City
      • Architecture
      • Plaza Juárez
      • Plaza La Piragua
      • El Muro (The Dyke)
      • Mercado Central (Central Market)
      • The Pier (El embarcadero)
      • Ruins “El Castillo”
      • Plan of Tuxtepec
      • Casa de la Cultura (Cultural Center)
      • Iguanario
      • Papaloapan River
      • Flor de Piña – A dance performed at the Guelaguetza
      • Corona Factory (Brewery of Corona Beer)
    • Nature & Ecotourism
      • A Thousand Islands (Mil Islas)
      • Spider Monkey Habitat
      • Jungle
      • Cloud Forest
      • Pine Forest
    • Springs & Waterfalls
      • Zuzul
      • Bethania Waterfalls
      • Naranjal Waterfalls
      • Monte Flor
      • San Martin
    • Indigenous communities
      • Soyaltepec Island
      • Temascal (New Soyaltepec or San Miguel Soyaltepec)
      • San Andrés Cerro Quemado
      • San Pedro Ixcatlán
      • Vega Del Sol
      • Cerro Marín
      • Valle Nacional
      • Rancho Grande
      • San Lucas Ojitlán
      • San Felipe Usila
      • Jalapa de Díaz
    • Archaeological Sites
      • Ruins “El Castillo”
      • Ruins of Pueblo Viejo
      • Phe-hispanic city of Mundo Nuevo
    • Dams and Artificial Lakes
      • Dam and lake Miguel Alemán (Temascal)
      • Dam and lake Miguel de la Madrid (Cerro de Oro)
    • Gastronomy
      • Typical Dishes
      • Typical Drinks
      • Fruits of the Region
    • Other cities in the Cuenca del Papaloapan region
      • Loma Bonita
      • Otatitlán and The Black Jesus
      • Tlacotalpan
    • Ruta Chinantla
  • Fiestas
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Top 5 – Things to do in Tuxtepec, Oaxaca

Tuxtepec is the most important city in the Cuenca de Papaloapan region, which covers part of the state of Oaxaca and Veracruz. It is also the second most populated city in the state of Oaxaca and place of the famous…

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Stone Soup, a Prehispanic Dish from Oaxaca

There is a fairy tale that tells the story of some travelers who came to a village. The travelers were very hungry but they had nothing to eat. Then, they filled a pot they had with them with water, put…

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Carnival of Tuxtepec 2019

Known as the largest carnival in Oaxaca, the Carnival of Tuxtepec 2019 will be celebrated from the 23rd to the 28th of April. The Carnival of Tuxtepec 2019 will begin on April 23 with the burning of bad humor followed…

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