CHOLULA - PUEBLA
"Encounter of two pre-Hispanic and Spanish worlds"
"History, Art, Economy, Business"
"Art project"
"Recreation and integration"
"Integration and teamwork for teachers"
"Social Service" (Structured program based on the needs of the school)
Its name comes from the Nahuatl language and means: water that falls in the place of flight. It is an important religious center because they venerated Quetzalcoatl and that was the meeting point of the people of the entire Anahuac Valley.
The construction of its oldest pyramid dates back approximately 3500 years before the earlier preclassical period.
It is named magical town because it has the remains of an ancient and huge pre-Hispanic pyramid that measures 404 meters per side with more than eight kilometers open in its interior. After the Conquest, it served as sustenance for the town of Los Remedios.