With the extended colonial architectural feature of broken relief, expressed in old mansions with white walls and tiled, slanted roofs, the city of Papantla keeps in its streets its colorful social and cultural life which condenses the indigenous and Spanish origins that created its identity. Land blessed by the hand of God, full of history, tradition, folklore and mysticism; where the visitor breathers in a soft environment and an exciting scent of Vanilla, guarded by ancient pyramids that calmly await to be admired for their unique grandeur and splendor, amidst lush vegetation.

A party's always going on in Xico; any reason is enough for the mole-sauce pots to get put on the fire. The town's residents are boisterous and friendly, having every reason to do so: they live in a lovely town with colonial houses, year-round flowers, beautiful mountains, and extraordinary coffee farms. The best thing about traveling to this Magical Village is the pastoral scenes: milkmen and their milk, women cooking homemade tortillas, and the elderly praying at sunrise at the church.