In this Magical Town of Puebla they make very cheap natural wool clothing

In the heart of the Puebla mountains, Tetela de Ocampo stands as a Magic Town which not only houses the history of the most relevant deeds in the history of Mexico, but also dazzles with its charm during the Christmas season.

Tetela de Ocampo It still preserves its traditional architecture, with steep streets and colonial facades that tell the history of this Magic Town.

Especially in the winter season, its inhabitants begin to sell cotons, serapes and parrots.

These clothing items are made with natural brown wool and are distinguished by their decorative motifs, which include horse heads, deer, horseshoes, hats, Aztec fretwork, among others.

By using them you will not only stay warm, but they are also authentic representatives of the identity of this Magical Town and at quite affordable prices.

It should be noted that each of these garments are made on a pedal loom, an artisanal process inherited over time.

The pedal loom is a wooden structure in which, through the movement of the hands and feet, each of the mainly cotton and wool fabrics are spun.

During your visit we invite you to tour the local workshops so you can learn more about this artisanal process.

In addition to these traditional garments, you will also find hand-woven accessories, such as hats, scarves and even bags.

In addition to putting together your outfit, take the opportunity to enjoy the local festivities, discover the typical gastronomy and explore the corners full of history that make Tetela a unique destination.

Some of its main tourist attractions are:

-Aconco

-Acocomoca Caves

-Zotolo and Tatzalan viewpoints

-Church of Santa María de la Asunción

-Three Juanes Museum

This Magical Town is located 151 kilometers from the capital of the state of Puebla.

To get there by car, drive along the Mexico-Puebla highway and follow the detour to Tlaxcala.

Passing the city of Tlaxcala, you have to drive along federal highway 119 and cross Tlaxco.

A little before reaching Chignahuapan there will be the deviation to Tetela de Ocampo. Estimated travel time is 3 and a half hours depending on traffic.

By bus, the line that reaches Tetela is ATAH from CAPU.