Tepoztlán, Mexico

Mexico

Tepoztlán, Mexico draws 41 connections with 3975 other places across 14 topics, touching nature, religion, government, history, and art. A Dominican monastery built between 1555 and 1580 anchors its UNESCO World Heritage status, earned in 1993. The town hosts a small archaeology museum named for poet Carlos Pellicer and was designated a Pueblo Mágico in 2002, a title later revoked in 2009. Cuernavaca and Puebla are among its closely linked co-places.