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From Tulancingo, it's 65 miles southwest to Mexico City and 75 miles south to Puebla.

Hidalgo features a number of fantastic natural spaces. Two worthwhile attractions nearby to Tulancingo are El Chico National Park (25 miles away) and Las Truchas Forest (13 miles away).

Hidalgo Stadium is the home grounds of the C.F. Pachuca. It's in Pachuca, 25 miles west of Tulancingo. Make sure you wear blue and white, the colors of the team.

Head out to Acatlan and experience Balneario Las Delicias and Tulancingo Metropolitan Cathedral. It's 4 miles away from Tulancingo, and worth the trip. Huasca De Ocampo is another great option. It's located a convenient 11 miles away from Tulancingo. Have a look around town and drop into Duendes Museum and Prismas Basalticos Waterfall.

Pachuca is 20 miles to the west of Tulancingo. This regional center is known for Plaza Q Mall, Independence Square and Monumental Clock of Pachuca. Hidalgo Theater and Galerias Pachuca Mall are also certainly worth stopping at.

Looking for something a little more health-conscious? Why not try mountain biking? Or there's rock climbing if that's more to your liking.

Fill your lungs with fresh air and feel all of your worries disappear as you explore the region's more relaxing activities, such as cycling and shore fishing.

If you are looking for an unforgettable way to see Hidalgo, you might want to try hot air ballooning.

Head to the region's art museums and history museums. These cultural hotspots are popular among visitors, particularly when the weather starts acting up.

You'll be hard-pressed to find a better way to appreciate the region than by taking time to visit its open-air exhibits and open-air markets.

Travelers who love history will find will find plenty to keep them occupied. Don't forget your camera when you head out to the region's ruins, old towns and historic mansions.

Hidalgo boasts a variety of churches. These provide a great opportunity to get a feel for the region's spiritual heart.

Delve into the culinary traditions of Hidalgo by trying out its alluring cafés and restaurants.

Escamoles (red ant eggs fried in butter) and zacahuil (pork stuffed corn dumpling) are two much-loved dishes with their own special tastes.

Do you have a bit of a sweet tooth? Try some palanquetas (peanut brittle)

Connect with the locals by putting in the effort to speak some Spanish. Buenos días is the Spanish way to say good morning. ¡Buena suerte! (good luck) is good to practice as well.

Visiting during the 16th of September offers you a good look at Independence Day.

You've had a ball, met new friends and no doubt taken more photos than you know what to do with. When the time comes to spend your final Mexican pesos and bid "Adiós" to Hidalgo, chances are you'll already be thinking about your next trip!

The handiest airport is Mexico City International Airport, and it is roughly 65 miles to the southwest.