Here you can fish for trout and enjoy eating this delicious dish.

This hidden treasure offers a unique experience of connecting with nature and a serene escape from the urban bustle that you can visit with your entire family.

Its main architectural monument is the Agua Blanca Parish, which was completed on January 1, 1890. It also has six chapels which are located in different communities of the municipality.

Parties:

The annual fair that is celebrated from May 3 to 6 is one of the most relevant traditions of the municipality; This date was taken because the municipality of Agua Blanca was a passage for Mexican and French troops in the Battle of Puebla. The excitement that is experienced at this fair is very varied in its activities such as: sporting events, exhibition of ballets and paintings, horse races, rooster tournament, jaripeos and a traditional May 5 parade in which children of all ages participate. the schools.

One of the most important religious festivals is December 8, the day in which "La Purísima Concepción" is celebrated. Many pilgrimages from different communities in the municipality come here, a religious mass is held, followed by a kermesse and the burning. of the castle.

Costume:

The men wear blanket shirts and pants with huaraches. The women wear a blanket blouse and skirt with colorful embroidery on the front, which they usually embroider themselves, and their huaraches.

Music:

Within this municipality, popular music could not be left behind as a deep-rooted tradition; here you can hear the Huapanguero trios as well as the wind band, regional and northern ensembles.