Tequesquitengo is a town located south of the state of Morelos. It belongs to two municipalities: Jojutla Juarez and Ixtla Bridge. It is one of the four tourist destinations of Mexico Spring. It stands as the second most memorable Morelos tourist destination by tourists and visitors from the center of Mexico.
The climate is warm subtropical. The satellite monitoring of the state government shows average 360 days of sunshine annually. It is one of the few places in the country where we practice parachuting, ultralight aircraft and balloon flights 365 days a year.
Legend In the bed of the lake are the remains of the ancient village of San Juan Bautista Tequesquitengo and his church. The oral tradition of the community refers to a conflict between the owners of the Hacienda San Jose Vista Hermosa (north of the valley now flooded ) and the residents of the locality. It is important to mention the economic context of the time, Morelos was one of the leading exporters of
Legend In the bed of the lake are the remains of the ancient village of San Juan Bautista Tequesquitengo and his church. The oral tradition of the community refers to a conflict between the owners of the Hacienda San Jose Vista Hermosa (north of the valley now flooded ) and the residents of the locality. It is important to mention the economic context of the time, Morelos was one of the leading exporters of