Huauchinango

Huauchinango is a city in Huauchinango Municipality situated in the furthest north of the territory of Puebla in focal Mexico. It is situated in the tough Sierra Norte de Puebla mountain district, loaded up with pinnacles, gorges and streams that structure cascades. The city is home to a privately worshiped picture called the Senor del Santo Entierro Lord of the Holy Burial and furthermore to the zone's fundamental business reasonable, the Feria de las Flores, which advances the territory's bloom generation, particularly that of azaleas.

The city of Huauchinango is situated around 141 km north from the state capital of Puebla with a driving time of around 4 hours because of the rough landscape. Starting at 2010, the city was named medium-sized with a population of 56,206. The principle exercises of the city and encompassing zones are agribusiness, trade, oil and power, particularly gardening, with the developing of azaleas, dahlias, violets and others. Huge numbers of these can be found in the city's squares and other green regions. The memorable focus of the city is set apart by customary engineering with its contributed rooftops secured red tile and iron-railed overhangs. The inside of some of these structures highlight roof roses or soffits, the greater part of which date from the season of the Mexican Revolution.