Tianguistenco

Tianguistenco is a city and district situated in Mexico State around thirty km south of the state capital of Toluca. It is situated in the southwest piece of the Valley of Toluca at the edge of the Ajusco mountain run that isolates it from Mexico City. The name Tianguistenco Tyanguistengko is from Nahuatl and signifies "at the edge of the tianguis," which is a customary Aztec showcase. Santiago originates from the town's initial Spanish name of "Manor de Santiago". The area of the city where the modern park is still bears this name.

Verifiably, the region was known as having one of the most extravagant and best-supplied advertises in the Toluca Valley. Today, it is as yet home to a huge changeless metropolitan market just as a week after week tianguis that covers a significant part of the memorable center. In expansion to the business, the district is home to a noteworthy mechanical site that produces business trucks. The district is likewise home to a network called Gualupita, celebrated for its fleece things, Santiago Tilapa, which as a supporter celebration known in Mexico State and the Atenco Hacienda where bullfighting in Mexico got its begin.