What to do in Zacatlán

Plunge into nature at Tulimán Waterfalls, where a magnificent cascade creates a symphony of rushing water through lush forests. Visitors can zip-line across ravines or soak in mineral pools.

Vibrant mosaic murals throughout Zacatlán tell the town's cultural history using recycled tiles and glass. Stroll cemetery walls and Callejón de Hueso to photograph these intricate artistic treasures in morning light.

Plunge into nature's spectacle at Quetzalapan Falls, where water cascades 656 feet through lush Mexican wilderness. Experience the thrill of zip-lining across the gorge for unmatched views of this magnificent waterfall.

Stand on a glass floor suspended above Goldfinches Canyon for breathtaking panoramic views of forests and waterfalls. The adjacent vibrant mosaic murals add an artistic dimension to this natural spectacle.

Zacatlán's Floral Clock features two 5-meter dials adorned with flowers, honouring the town's watchmaking heritage. Visit during the August Apple Fair when the illuminated timepiece becomes the centrepiece of festivities.

This neoclassical municipal palace features elegant grey stone and Tuscan columns from the late 19th century. Admire its architectural grandeur in Zacatlán's historic centre, especially during the August Apple Fair.

Vibrant mosaic murals along Callejón del Hueso tell Zacatlán's history through recreated vintage photographs. Explore these intricate artworks during late morning when natural light enhances their vivid colours.

After visiting Temple of San Pedro, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Zacatlán. Amble around the area's parks or visit its monuments.