Tulimán Waterfall, Zacatlán, Puebla.

Tulancingo preserves one of the most profound historical legacies of the north-central region of the country, having evolved from a pre-Hispanic settlement of immense importance to a strategic hub in Mexico’s industrial and commercial development. This tour delves into the region’s collective memory, winding through its historic center—a witness to viceregal and 19th-century transformations— and then explores the nation’s technological heritage at the Railroad Museum—a key element in 19th-century Mexico’s connectivity—and the Museo del Santo, where local history intertwines with the construction of the Mexican popular imagination through the important figure of this wrestler.