Things To Do
in Tezoatlán de Segura y Luna

Explore this bustling market to savor authentic street food such as tlayudas, tacos, and fresh fruit with chili powder. Don't miss the opportunity to interact with local vendors and experience the vibrant food culture of Tezoatlán.

Take a stroll along Calle Juárez to discover a variety of street food stalls offering regional delights like tamales, elotes (corn on the cob), and aguas frescas (flavored drinks). It's a fantastic spot to taste the town's diverse street food offerings.

In Tezoatlán de Segura y Luna, tipping practices may vary, but it is generally appreciated in service industries such as restaurants, bars, and hotels. A tip of around 10-15% of the total bill is common if service is satisfactory. In some local establishments, rounding up the bill or leaving small change is also a norm.

Payment practices in Tezoatlán often include both cash and card options depending on the business. While cash is widely accepted, especially in smaller local shops and markets, larger establishments may offer the convenience of credit and debit card payments. It is advisable for visitors to carry some cash, especially in areas where electronic payment methods are less accessible.

From December to February, Tezoatlán experiences mild temperatures ranging from 8°C to 20°C. This is a great time for outdoor activities and festivals like the Day of the Dead celebrations. Expect clear skies and a pleasant climate ideal for exploring.

In March to May, temperatures rise between 10°C and 25°C. This season sees blooming flora, making it perfect for nature walks. The local flora and fauna thrive, and it is a good time to visit if you enjoy photography and cultural events.

June to August can be warm, with temperatures averaging between 15°C to 28°C. It's the rainy season, so expect occasional showers. This period is ideal for experiencing local life and authentic cuisine while enjoying the lush, green landscapes.

From September to November, temperatures cool down from a high of 25°C to a low of 10°C. The fall foliage adds beauty to the area, making it a picturesque time to visit. This period is also ripe for cultural festivities and harvest celebrations.

A beautiful mountain range offering various trails suitable for hiking, with stunning views of the surrounding landscape and diverse flora and fauna.

Known for its steep cliffs and breathtaking scenery, this canyon offers hiking trails with varied difficulty levels, allowing visitors to explore its natural beauty.

This national park provides a rich ecosystem with numerous hiking trails winding through forests, where hikers can enjoy the tranquility of nature and wildlife watching.

Part of the Sierra Madre mountain range, this area offers challenging hikes with rewarding vistas and the chance to encounter unique wildlife endemic to the region.

Many eateries in Tezoatlán de Segura y Luna offer vegetarian and vegan menu items, including fresh salads, vegetable-based tacos, and hearty bean soups. Check out Café del Centro for a range of plant-based dishes.

Visitors with gluten intolerance can enjoy gluten-free tamales, tacos served in lettuce wraps, and fruit-based desserts available at various food stalls and restaurants. La Esquinita is recommended for its gluten-free enchiladas.