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Just 75 miles to the south of Ixmiquilpan lies Mexico City, while only 120 miles southeast is where you will find Puebla.

Be sure to take the children to discover what EcoAlberto Park has to offer.

If it's a clear day, set off to Playa Palmilla. It's located 50 miles to the west and is a great place to absorb the ocean vistas.

Nature lovers come to this part of the country for its exquisite natural spaces. Find out what it's all about at Tolantongo Caves and La Gloria Tolantongo Aquatic Park, 17 miles and 16 miles away from Ixmiquilpan, respectively.

You'll be captivated by the fascinating history of La Diana Cazadora Statue.

A couple of nice locations worth checking out near Ixmiquilpan are Tasquillo (6 miles to the west) and Cardonal (8 miles to the northeast).

Around 30 miles to the south of Ixmiquilpan is El Llano, a regional hotspot where you'll find Tula National Park, Serpent Wall and Tula Archaeological Site. Temple of the Morning Star and Burnt Palace are also great if you're still looking for more.

An adventurous way to enjoy this region's natural areas is to go mountain biking or rock climbing.

If you'd like to stay active without getting too worn out, why not go cycling? Shore fishing is another relaxed way to spend the afternoon outside.

Traveling to unknown regions can bring out the adventurer in people. If you're feeling bold, be sure to try out hot air ballooning.

Spend some time exploring the region's art museums and history museums. These cultural hotspots are popular among travelers, particularly when the weather is a little moody.

Want a bit of vitamin D? Consider an adventure to one of the region's open-air exhibits and open-air markets.

Combine education and fun when you check out the region's most important historic sites. In particular, you should make an effort to get to some of its ruins, old towns and historic mansions.

Hidalgo has a deep spiritual dimension. This is reflected in its wonderful churches.

Be sure to take your taste buds on a tour of the region's alluring bars and restaurants.

A couple of staple dishes you might like trying are escamoles (red ant eggs fried in butter) and zacahuil (pork stuffed corn dumpling).

Mouthwatering treats, such as palanquetas (peanut brittle), are certainly worth trying.

The spirit of a destination resonates not just in its architecture, but also within its language. Memorizing a few useful expressions in Spanish will make your visit both easier and infinitely richer. ¿Querría bailar conmigo? is Spanish for would you like to dance. Good luck is another great one to have in your bag of tricks, so learn to pronounce ¡Buena suerte.

National pride is usually bubbling over on the 16th of September for Independence Day.

The only sad thing about taking a vacation is that, eventually, it will come to an end. While it may be a bit tough saying "Adiós" to Ixmiquilpan, keep in mind that you're more than welcome to visit again!

If you're departing by air, you'll want to know that the nearest airport is approximately 75 miles to the west.