De viaje con la Familia Portillo por Huamantla

Traveling with the Family Portillo Huamantla

Since leaving the Magic People program, I have been to visit several of these places with my family on a Saturday we headed to Huamantla, this is what I found.
To start a people in process improvement, are fixing facades and museums: Bullfighting, the Virgin of Charity and the City. At first I do not like it better back when they finish, but the information he found online, I knew the puppet museum mats and sawdust, so looking for those curious out of the car to walk Huamantla.
We started with the museum's puppet, just remodeled and expanded showroom, with the story of the family "Rosete Aranda" a very famous puppeteers in the nineteenth century, along with my two boys burst out imagination manipulating puppets having a teatrino. Definitely, in this age when television and the movies give us all digested, few opportunities for contact with the puppets.
Leaving the museum, some guys were working on a carpet of sawdust, we were told that they do every Saturday, and best of all was that we got a sernidor with sawdust to us help them, I valued much work it is tired and should be careful not to waste the material, very friendly we were invited to return in the evening for the fireworks and the dancers. And I found it amazing that on 14 August, covering four miles of streets with these colorful rugs, safe return.
We walked around the square, we entered the church and then we ate ice cream pinion on the site, that's where I met Dona Carmen, a woman who has his place in a cart of sweets and we presented the muéganos, a typical sweet Huamantla made with flour and brown sugar, seems polvorón and that is very rich, finished buying to take home and share in the office.
Everything was going great but I did not know a farm, so I asked and they recommended Soltepec, is like 10 min from Huamantla, shocked me reaching its brick facade welcomes you to enter a garden with a fountain in the center and background is the restaurant where I ate a chicken breast stuffed with sauce of pulque, people were very friendly and offered to show the property and have I heard that golf course.
That day we had to go home but I'm already planning my next visit.
 

Estimated Budget

Booths from the D.F: $ 284.00
Lunch at Soltepec: $ 600.00
Museum: $ 40.00

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