Real del Monte
Real del Monte, Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Weather and Location
Hidalgo promises visitors a wide range of options, from outdoor activities to cultural immersion in the ancient and recent history, in addition to a rich culinary tradition. Its basalt prisms, its mining history, its thermal waters and archaeological sites provide travellers an unforgettable experience.
What to do
Gastronomía
Tasajo or dried meat
In Tulancingo, Pachuca and Actopan, meat lovers will enjoy this dish made of beef meat pickled with salt and served with chinicuiles sauce.
Pastes
Another dish that you cannot fail to taste are the puff pastry pastes, traditional food that the Cornwall miners who came to work in Hidalgo brought with them.
Pulque
Pre-Hispanic beverage.
Barbeque
Dish that fascinates because of its preparation: with a pick and a shovel they dig a one meter deep by one meter diameter wide pit in the and then cook sheep meat in it wrapped in maguey leaves.
Ximbó
Dish that includes fish, pork and nopales (prickly pear), prepared as a barbecue
Transfer and Lodging
STATEMENT REGARDING SEPTEMBER 19TH EARTHQUAKE IN CENTRAL MEXICO
The sympathies of the Mexico Tourism Board, and the entire Mexican tourism industry, go out to those affected by the earthquake in Central Mexico on September 19, 2017.
Mexico’s Federal, State and Local Governments have activated response plans in order to support the individuals impacted as well as to assess damages.
According to the latest information, damages have been reported in parts of Puebla, Morelos, and Mexico City. Tourist attractions remain open and functioning in these destinations. While the international airports in Mexico City and Puebla suspended operations as a standard precaution yesterday, both airports reopened within 4 hours and are now fully operational.
Additionally, we are thankful to report that no other international tourism destinations in Mexico have been affected and are operating normally.
Given these facts, there is no reason for visitors to cancel travel plans to Mexico.
The Mexico Tourism Board, and the entire tourism industry, are focused on ensuring visitors in affected destinations receive any assistance necessary while continuing with their existing travel plans.
Updates on the situation will be shared as new information becomes available.
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POSTURA OFICIAL EN REFERENCIA AL SISMO DE SEPTIEMBRE 19
El Consejo de Promoción Turística en conjunto con toda la industria turística de México, expresa sus condolencias hacia las familias afectadas por el sismo que impactó la zona central de México el 19 de Septiembre, 2017.
El Gobierno Federal de México ha iniciado un trabajo en conjunto con los gobiernos estatales y locales para dar apoyo a los individuos afectados, que simultáneamente actualizan un reporte de daños.
De acuerdo a los últimos informes, varias zonas en Puebla, Morelos y Ciudad de México han sido afectadas. Los atractivos turísticos permanecen operando en estos destinos. La tarde ayer, los aeropuertos internacionales de Ciudad de México y Puebla, suspendieron operaciones como parte del protocolo de precaución; después de 4 horas, retomaron actividad y hoy continúan operando de manera normal.
Adicionalmente, nos complace informar que ningún otro destino turístico ha sido afectado y todos están trabajando de manera normal.
De acuerdo a los hechos, no hay razón alguna para que los visitantes cancelen sus planes de viaje a México.
Tanto el Consejo de Promoción Turística como la industria turística de México, están enfocados en asegurar que los visitantes que se encuentran en zonas turísticas afectadas, sean provistos de la asistencia necesaria mientras continúan sus planes de viaje.
Compartiremos actualizaciones constantes, una vez que contemos con información oficial de la situación.
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