Ciudad Ayala

Explore the historic Hacienda de Tenango, an 18th-century estate with beautiful architecture and well-preserved surroundings. Learn about the hacienda’s role in the region’s history, including its connection to the Mexican Revolution. Don’t miss the stunning gardens and courtyards on the property.

Stroll through Ayala Park, a peaceful green space in the heart of the town. Enjoy a picnic by the lake, go paddle boating, or simply relax under the shade of the trees. Look out for the various bird species that inhabit the park.

If visiting in late October to early November, immerse yourself in the colorful and meaningful Day of the Dead festivities. Witness elaborate altars, traditional music, dance performances, and delicious food offerings as locals honor their departed loved ones.

Browse the bustling Ayala Market, where you can find locally made crafts, fresh produce, and traditional Mexican treats. Practice your bargaining skills with the friendly vendors as you hunt for unique souvenirs to take home. Don’t forget to try some authentic street food while you’re there.