of the municipality are communicated to each other and with the M. head by ways of land and breaches. The transport service of passengers is by means of familiar trucks style like the combi, who leave the city of Teteles de Avila Castillo around every 30 minutes, in addition to collective taxis. Economic activity The Agriculture in this municipality is grains like the maize, coffee and cereals; the fruitgrowing presents/displays a great variety that it includes: pear, apple, capulín, plum, peach tree, avocado, orange, banana, file and lemon. C Ranching bovine, goat, pig, and bovine; in addition to asnal, to mules and rabbits, counts on great variety of birds. Industry Account with manufacturing activities like: textiles, mills of nixtamal, "tortillerías" and blacksmith shops in addition are counted on the artisan industry of the dress. They count on forests in which the fine wood abound and of construction. Commerce The commercial activity is only included/understood by misceláneas, grocer's, grain and seed, stationery store, fruit and vegetable. Tourism Monuments parochial Temple in honor of Santiago Apostle, is located in the constructed municipal head in the 16th century. Celebrations 25 July (Municipality party) Dances and traditions celebration in honor of Santiago Apostle, is celebrated with masses, prayers, processions, dances popular, mechanical games, fireworks, jaripeos, bands and dances. 30 and 31 May Celebration in honour of the Virgin of the Pilar; The Easter is made solemnly, spring break is celebrated with prayers to. 1 and 2 November Commemorates the day of deads, with floral offerings and adjustments. Typical suits the woman uses long black skirt, chal white blouse and rebozo or, the man dresses trousers and shirt blanket, hat of palm, huaraches of strap and tape machete. Sources Encyclopedia of the Municipalities of Mexico: Puebla References Municipalities of Puebla