La cascada mas Azul que he visto. |AQUIXTLA PUEBLA

Aquixtla is a municipality located in the Sierra Norte region of Puebla, Mexico, known by its Nahuatl name meaning "place where the water comes out." The municipality is characterized by its mountainous landscape, with high peaks exceeding 2,900 meters above sea level, and its temperate sub-humid climate. It is a renowned natural destination for its waterfalls, most notably El Salto de Tepexcanal, a 70-meter cascade with turquoise waters, located just 1 km from the town center. It is also known for the Sanctuary of Our Father Jesus, a sacred site with a chapel founded in 1878, whose patron saint's feast day is celebrated on January 2nd with processions, masses, traditional dances, and fireworks.