Tochimilco

Tochimilco it becomes divided from its foundation into 4 neighborhoods: Xancinco, Xalochica, Xochimilcapa and Xaxalpa, until the advent of the Spaniards who added four greater neighborhoods: San Juan, Calvario, Centro and Jerusalem. Tochimilco is a small town located east of the city of Atlixco, within the state of Puebla, Mexico, placed on the foot of the Popocatepetl volcano. Since 1994, with the reactivation of the Popocatepetl volcano, the population of Tochimilco has been at threat, and has been evicted several times.

Mexican traditions predominate in Tochimilco, reproduced by means of its predominantly mestizo and Nahuatl populace, although it is really worth bringing up the rising traditions of the migrant population in the United States, amongst them a aggregate of Day of the Dead, although it is really worth noting the relevance of the arrangements in altars and offerings which might be standard every year. The economic system specializes in 3 essential bases: agriculture, alternate and remittances from the USA. The weather is commonly temperate at some point of the year and is an important function in the avocado and tree pod vegetation.