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During the month of December known for the Christmas season, gifts, Christmas trees, good wishes and the aroma of peace and love that permeates the environment all over the world, but in Mexico, not only are these elements the that characterize this holiday season but also its customs, traditions and the way it is celebrated in every corner of the country. Here we present the best magical Christmas towns and that perhaps you did not know.

TLALPUJAHUA, MICHOACÁN
Tlalpujahua, a municipality located in the state of Michoacán, is known for its artisan manufacture of blown glass spheres and that celebrates the sphere fair in December where a great variety of these ornaments of different sizes and styles are exhibited and sold. colors, also during this time its buildings, monuments, and houses are illuminated in a very picturesque way that will make your visit an unforgettable experience.

TEPOTZOTLÁN, STATE OF MEXICO
If you are in the CDMX a little less than an hour away you will find Tepotzotlan a destination known for its architectural works, its gastronomy and its crafts but also where you can enjoy the organization of its inns by the convent’s inn in December time that has been become a tradition and worth witnessing and soak up the Christmas spirit.

CREEL, CHIHUAHUA
In the beautiful state of Chihuahua immersed in the Sierra Tarahumara is the magical town of Creel, where you will find endless places to visit such as Lake Arareco, the Basaseachi waterfall and the Cusárare waterfall, but the main attraction of this A peculiar place is that during the month of December a carpet of snow covers all the corners of the place forming a spectacular postcard and that without a doubt causes you an atmosphere of a white Christmas.

Acolman, State of Mexico
Have you ever wondered where the first piñatas in the country were made, because according to tradition it was in the former convent of San Agustín located in the town of Acolman in the state of Mexico, for this reason during Christmas time in the square The main one is adorned by huge piñatas of different colors and styles and where a fair is held in honor of this colorful ornament and where you can learn about the manufacturing process and why not create your own piñata.

Chignahuapan, Puebla
In the northwest of Puebla considered by many as a hidden paradise, Chignahuapan is a magical town with incredible architecture reflected in its temples and buildings and that in addition to its well-known celebration of the Day of the Dead, is also known for its elaboration of spheres of Christmas of different sizes, using the blown glass technique and that currently there are around 200 workshops dedicated to this activity and at an extremely economical price.