Welcome to Habibi Tour

Day 2

INDIGENAS, VOLCANOES, PUEBLA

The next day our driver will bring you to the monarch butterflies, surely you know the monarch butterflies from numerous reports from the newspaper, even CNN (from USA) and ARD (Germany) television, as well as numerous large well-known newspapers reported on you. Over a billion monarch butterflies arrivals from their long distance journey are waiting for you. When the butterflies reach the mountain forest in Mexico, they have made a flight of up to 4000 kilometers. They come from Minnesota, Wisconsin, from New England or even from Canada

This fascinates not only tourists, but also biologists: How on earth, they wonder, do the long-distance flyers find their destination - a feat of navigation that is all the more astonishing because memory does not help the animals on their journey. For in the course of a year, at least three generations of the moths are born. In October meet. So in Mexico there is always the great-grandchildren of those who left there the previous year. The route to the Mexican Sierra Nevada must be encoded in the genome of the butterfly in a puzzling way. If you are a horse enthusiast, you are welcome to go by horse to the monarch butterfly reserve (can also be booked).



After a fascinating visit to both monarch butterflies, our driver will take you back to your hotel, so you can continue exploring the city at your leisure. In the late afternoon you will have the opportunity to visit the Museo Amparo. It is one of the most important historical museums in all of Mexico. In it you can admire an impressive collection of prehispanic, colonial and modern exhibits. At the top of the museum there is a roof terrace with a café. From there you have an insanely beautiful view over Puebla and it is a really good photo spot. it is especially beautiful at sunset.

Day 3 Secret Place in Puebla

Day 3

INDIGENAS, VOLCANOES, PUEBLA

On this day you will have the opportunity to visit a secret place in Puebla. Not everything is always visible, so during excavations in 2016 they found a tunnel system. Your driver will take you to de Mayo Road. So your adventure starts here, uncover the secrets of the tunnels. There is an underground door that appears to be the entrance to a subway. But there are no subways in Puebla. It is, in fact, the tiny entrance to a recently discovered secret of the city, a tunnel system that connects a fortress to the baroque city of Puebla . The underground tunnel system dates back to 1531, but was excavated and opened to the public only in 2016.

Day 4 Cuexcomate

Day 4

INDIGENAS, VOLCANOES, PUEBLA

Did you know that Mexico has "the smallest volcano in the world"? We'll tell you about Cuexcomate, the son of Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl. You even get the opportunity to enter the crater although it is still active. Yes what an adventure you get again from us Habibi World Travel & Tour. The smallest volcano in the world is a curiosity that the state of Puebla prepares for us in the Libertad district of its capital. The name "Cuexcomate" comes from the Nahuatl term "cuexcomatl" and means "camp" or "camp place".

Day 5 El Parian

Day 5

INDIGENAS, VOLCANOES, PUEBLA

Get the commonality arts and crafts in Puebla to visit El Parian - arts and crafts in Puebla. The pretty market for handicrafts is always worth a visit. Here you can find not only typical souvenirs, but also many individual things, such as homemade jewelry (Like earrings).It is also not far from the Zócalo. The colorful alleys and side streets around El Parian are popular photo motifs, especially in the warm afternoon sun. You get the commonality to prepare in peace for a new volcano adventure



Nevado de Toluca consists of successive layers of lava and is crowned by an elliptical crater blocked by the last eruption. One of its peaks, called "del Fraile", is at an altitude of 4,558 meters and forms the fourth highest mountain in the country.