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Tip: Entry is free and molotes run between 50 and 200 pesos depending on size, so budget for grazing rather than one order.

Location

Address: Plaza de la Concordia, San Pedro Cholula, 72760 Puebla

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Feria de la Cecina ★ 4.0

Atlixco gives its salted, air-dried beef a fair of its own at the Centro de Convenciones, which is the fastest way to understand why cecina atlixquense travels across the state.

Tip: Atlixco is forty minutes from Puebla by road, so pair the cecina fair with a nogada lunch if you are visiting in August.

Elotada Atlixco ★ 4.1

The Elotada runs more than forty hours of corn cooking at the Atlixco convention centre, from elotes and antojitos through moles, tamales, chalupas and the town's artisanal ice cream.

Tip: It overlaps with chile en nogada season in Atlixco, which makes mid-August the single densest food week in the state.

Feria del Pulque ★ 3.9

Puebla pours pulque and seasonal curados over the Day of the Dead weekend, with a community altar, cartoneria craft stalls, poetry and pulquero bands playing into the small hours.

Tip: Entry is by voluntary donation and the Saturday session runs from two in the afternoon until three in the morning.

Feria del Elote ★ 3.7

Atlixco's autumn corn fair follows the summer Elotada and leans harder on the harvest itself, with regional gastronomy stalls built around the maize grown in the valley below Popocatepetl.

Tip: The venue moves year to year, so check the Atlixco events calendar before travelling rather than assuming the convention centre.

Feria del Aguacate ★ 3.5

The avocado growers of San Pedro Benito Juarez, on the slopes above Atlixco, run a one-day fair of gastronomy, crafts and folklore built entirely around the fruit they farm.

Tip: It is a village fair rather than a city event, so go early in the day and treat the drive up from Atlixco as part of it.

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