Top Things to do in Zacatlan
- 1. Valle de Piedras Encimadas
- 2. Cascadas Tuliman
- 3. Mirador de Cristal de la barranca
- 4. Cascadas Quetzalapan
- 5. Museo Interactivo de Relojes Olvera III Generacion
- 6. Museo de Relojeria Alberto Olvera Hernandez
- 7. Automatas del Bicentenario
- 8. Fabrica y Museo La Primavera
- 9. Relojes Centenario
- 10. Zacatlan Adventure
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Top 10 Things to do in Zacatlan, Mexico
Discover the best top things to do in Zacatlan, Mexico including Valle de Piedras Encimadas, Cascadas Tuliman, Mirador de Cristal de la barranca, Cascadas Quetzalapan, Museo Interactivo de Relojes Olvera III Generacion, Museo de Relojeria Alberto Olvera Hernandez, Automatas del Bicentenario, Fabrica y Museo La Primavera, Relojes Centenario, Zacatlan Adventure.
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1. Valle de Piedras Encimadas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By GonzaloSanchez0518 - Beverly Hills, California
Like - Near Zacatlan, 30 min drive, explore nature, take your mountain bikes or plan a picnic afternoon with the family or just do a hike in the woods.
2. Cascadas Tuliman
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By Alissa W - Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States
We've been here twice and really enjoy it when we're in the area or with guests. It's a little confusing because there are signs to Tuliman Waterfalls and Quetzalapan pointing in the same direction and when you enter there is a giant arrow pointing left for Quetzalapan, when Tuliman is actually straight ahead. To be fair, we haven't been inside the Quetzalapan park, but I think it's more activity driven since most of it is at the top of the falls, whereas Tuliman is driving down a winding hill and getting out at 3 different levels to hike and check out different sections of Waterfalls.
After paying the 50 pesos per person at the little cabin, there are 2 lookout points. We couldn't see much at the first, but the 2nd one had a great view. Down the hill a little further is parking, really nice bathrooms (without toilet seats) and the trail to see the tall Tuliman waterfall. It's a fairly easy and short hike, but totally worth the view, especially early in the day when the sun is shining and making everything sparkle. You can pay to climb a tree, or purchase food here as well. The next stop is a bit further down the hill and you almost miss it if you're not careful. There is parking and sometimes food vendors, but the trailhead is just a bit further down the road past the parking. This is by far our favorite part of this place. It is a bit longer and much steeper of a hike with some slippery parts, but also totally worth it, especially if you're willing to cross a hanging bridge. The rock formations of slanted rock are very impressive and if you hike back behind those rocks there's a very cool hollowed out giant tree and flat rock face to explore.
The final stop at the bottom isn't all that exciting for the rivers/falls, but it does have archery and ziplining, plus more food vendors. You will need to travel up the same way you came to exit. As always, my recommendation is to get there early as the fog/rain/clouds seem to descend starting around noon making it tougher to hike and limiting your views.
3. Mirador de Cristal de la Barranca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By ronron007 - San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
A canyon carved out by years of erosion then covered over with trees -- a visual delight. Can be cold and wet. Always bring extra layers. The overlook is easy to find and just beyond it the panteon (cemetery) which has been decorated with colorful tiles.
4. Cascadas Quetzalapan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By samcan8 - Clearwater, Canada
Do not miss this amazing town and it's surrounding area. Cuetzalan needs a weekend or even several nights. The town is great to explore, there are good hotels & restuarants. The sunday market is not to miss as well as the 'Voladores'! The Waterfalls are a short distance out of town accessible by bus or taxi and they are beautiful with a lovely pool for swimming. Just go there!
5. Museo Interactivo de Relojes Olvera III Generacion
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Giomeister - Merida, Mexico
Aunque es corto el recorrido vale la pena por que pasas por el taller donde fabrican y reparan los relojes, ves todo tipo de maquinarias y fue muy grato ver que muchos de los relojes que hay en varios estados de la republica, fueron fabricados ahi, tienen tambien una amplia coleccion de todo tipo de relojes, no cobran la entrada y vale la pena hacer el recorrido
6. Museo de Relojeria Alberto Olvera Hernandez
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
In this museum you can admire gems Timepieces. Devices for measuring time, they used 2000 years before Christ are exhibited, along a path through the history of mankind, which allows us to value the creativity and innovation of many men, so on to see testimonies Timepieces current. Also the museum features through video documentaries and a major mural detailing the work and thought of Don Alberto
Reviewed By SantaMonicaLou - Los Angeles, California
Unexpected watch/clock museum in Zacatlan. If you are in town this is definitely worth seeing. Can be crowded at times.
7. Automatas del Bicentenario
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Discover this wonderful spectacle of automata, where our traditions are shown in Mexico
Reviewed By julys10 - Puebla, Mexico
Nos tocó ver el espectáculo durante el día, se representan fragmentos de melodías típicas de siete estados y autómatas con los trajes típicos de cada uno, es breve y curioso sobre todo porque en pleno centro no hay muchas actividades que realizar y la visita al museo y el espectáculo que ofrece es una forma bien intencionada de la empresa de entretener y fomentar la cultura del sitio. Es bonito sobre todo para los niños ver las muñecas moverse representando los bailes típicos del país. Es gratuito porque se realiza en los balcones del edificio de relojes centenario
8. Fabrica y Museo La Primavera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Paseador_11 - Villahermosa, Mexico
A dos cuadras del centro. Recibes una breve explicación del proceso de creación de los vinos, observas aparatos y equipos para ello. Barricas que fueron usadas para su producción. Degustas una inmensa variedad de bebidas preparadas por esta empresa y puedes comprar sus productos que tienen precios muy buenos. Visita obligada. Hay horarios de recorridos, te sugiero preguntar antes para no estar esperando.
9. Relojes Centenario
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Find out how manufactured the famous tower clocks "Centenario"
10. Zacatlan Adventure
Overall Ratings
5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By michell m
Este lugar aunque pequeño me gustó mucho. Es un lugar para ir todo el día. Muy barato y dónde hay mucho q comer. Es un lugar demasiado frío, con neblina y lluvia,. El día q fui había una suave lluvia. Disfruta de todas las manzanas q puedas y no dejes de visitar su mural y su fábrica de relojes. Te recomiendo ir en un tour porque así te van a explicar muy bien y llegas rápido
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