Texcalpan Vacations

Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, is located 35 miles (56 kilometers) north of Texcalpan.

Texcalpan isn't the only spot in Morelos worth exploring; visitors with plenty of time should also take a day trip or two to experience the magic of the surrounding scenery, communities and cultural attractions. Take a trip to the El Tepozteco National Park and Gallaecia in Tepoztlan, about 11 miles (18 kilometers) to the east of Texcalpan.

While you are here in Texcalpan, why don't you spend a few hours exploring Mexico City. Approximately 35 miles (56 kilometers) away, this regional transport and shopping hub is where you can find San Ildefonso College, Arcos Bosques and Ayuntamiento (City Hall). British Embassy, Ciudad de los Ninos and Parroquia de San Juan Bautista are other good places to visit.

Places of worship are often the perfect portals into a region's spiritual and religious cultures. The cathedrals around Texcalpan are no exception. Many people who explore Morelos usually take time to explore the open-air museums and open-air markets dotted throughout the region.

Broaden your horizons with one of the guided nature walks. There are plenty to choose from in the Morelos area. If you're not the kind to take a break purely to shuffle between the hot tub and the bar, the Texcalpan area offers a number of adventure pursuits such as mountain climbing and hiking.

You won't want to bid "Adiós" (farewell) to this memorable place.

Accommodation in Texcalpan

While Expedia's extensive booking site doesn't feature any accommodation listings in Texcalpan, Expedia does feature a few in Earliest 16th Century Monasteries on the Slopes of Popocatepetl, which is 3 miles (5 kilometers) away. The Anticavilla Hotel and the Hotel Posada Del Tepozteco are among the more upscale choices. The Hotel Boutique & Spa La Casa Azul and the Hostal de la Luz are two popular options that are less high-end.