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Black magic roses are a type of rose that is known for their deep, dark red petals. They are often used in floral arrangements to add a touch of mystery and elegance. When creating a black magic rose arrangement, it is important to consider the size and shape of the roses, as well as the overall design scheme. These roses are typically larger than other varieties, so they can be used as a focal point in an arrangement. They also have a long stem, which makes them ideal for tall arrangements or bouquets. To create a striking black magic rose arrangement, consider pairing these roses with contrasting white or pink flowers, as well as green foliage.

To create a striking black magic rose arrangement, consider pairing these roses with contrasting white or pink flowers, as well as green foliage. This will help to create a visually stunning arrangement that draws attention to the deep, rich color of the black magic roses. It is also important to choose a suitable vase or container for the arrangement.

Pueblos Magicos: A Guide to Mexico’s Magic Towns

Pueblos Magicos are towns recognized by the Mexican government for their “magical” qualities, whether that be their astonishing beauty, rich history, or extraordinary legends.

Among the more famous Pueblos Magicos is Tequila – the home of the world renowned spirit. But, for the most part, the towns on the Pueblos Magicos Program are lesser-known gems, waiting to be discovered by intrepid explorers looking to experience authentic Mexico.

Read on to find out more about Mexico’s Pueblos Magicos or contact Journey Mexico to take privately guided tours of these beautiful and unique magic towns.

Pueblo Magico, Tequila

What is a Pueblo Magico?

Meaning Magic Town, a Pueblo Magico is a Mexican town granted Pueblo Magico status by the Mexican government for its “magical” qualities. This could be its beauty, historical importance, or its natural wonders.

Ultimately, the term “Pueblo Magico” is a mark of excellence and an excellent signal that the town is worth exploring for a day or two.

Which were the first Pueblos Magicos?

The Pueblo Magico Program was created by Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism (with help from several other agencies and regional governments) in 2001. Initially, there were three Pueblos Magicos: Huasca de Ocampo in Hidalgo, Real de Catorce in San Luis Potosi, and Tepoztlan in Morelos. The latter lost its status in 2009 but won it back the following year.

How many Pueblos Magicos are there?

The list grows almost every year. As of August 01, 2023, there are 177 Pueblos Magicos in Mexico.

How do towns become Pueblo Magicos?

Towns aren’t just handed Pueblo Magico status, they need to earn it. The first step is to hit the criteria of having a population of at least 5,000 people and be within relatively easy reach of a city.

After, the town needs to form a Pueblo Magico committee, who will be in charge of applying.

Then, various plans for developing tourism must be agreed which includes earmarking money for generating and maintaining tourism.

Finally, once the Pueblo Magico status has been granted, the committee must make sure the commitments to developing tourism are kept.

Magical Sayulita in Jalisco

Pueblos Magicos by state: The full list

Looking to find your nearest Pueblo Magico? Here we order each Pueblo Magico by the state in which it sits. Look for the state you’re in or heading to and see which Magic Towns are there. If you’d like to take a tour of your nearest Pueblo Magico with an experienced guide, fill in the Journey Mexico Trip Planner and we can organize the tour for you including private, round-trip transportation.

Aguascalientes

Real de Asientos (2006)
Calvillo (2012)
San José de Gracia (2015)
Pabellon de Hidalgo (2023)

Baja California

Baja California Sur

Todos Santos (2006)
Loreto (2012)
Santa Rosalia (2023)

Campeche

Palizada (2010)
Isla Aguada (2020)
Candelaria (2023)

Chiapas

San Cristóbal de las Casas (2003)
Chiapa de Corzo (2012)
Comitán (2012)
Palenque (2015)
Ocozocoautla de Espinosa (2023)
Copainalá (2023)

Chihuahua

Creel (2007)
Batopilas (2012)
Casas Grandes (2015)
Guachochi (2023)
Hidalgo del Parral (2023)

Coahuila

Parras de la Fuente (2004)
Cuatrociénegas de Carranza (2012)
Arteaga (2012)
Viesca (2012)
Candela (2015)
Guerrero (2015)
Santa Rosa de Múzquiz (2018)
General Cepeda (2023)

Colima

Durango

Mapimí (2012)
Nombre de Dios (2018)

Guanajuato

Dolores Hidalgo (2002)
Mineral de Pozos (2012)
Jalpa de Cánovas (2012)
Salvatierra (2012)
Yuriria (2012)
Comonfort (2018)

Guerrero

Taxco (2002)
Ixcateopan (2023)
Zihuatanejo (2023)

Hidalgo

Huasca de Ocampo (2001)
Real del Monte (2004)
Mineral del Chico (2011)
Huichapan (2012)
Tecozautla (2015)
Zimapán (2018)
Zempoala (2020)
Acaxochitlán (2023)
Metztitlán (2023)

Jalisco

Tapalpa (2002)
Tequila (2003)
Mazamitla (2005)
San Sebastián del Oeste (2011)
Lagos de Moreno (2012)
Mascota (2015)
Talpa de Allende (2015)
Tlaquepaque (2018)
Ajijic (2020)
Cocula (2023)
Sayula (2023)
Temacapulín (2023)

State of Mexico

Tepotzotlán (2002)
Valle de Bravo (2005)
Malinalco (2010)
El Oro (2011)
Metepec (2012)
Aculco De Espinoza (2015)
Ixtapan de la Sal (2015)
Teotihuacán (2015)
Villa del Carbón (2015)
Tonatico (2020)
Jilotepec de Molina (2023)
Otumba (2023)

Michoacán

Pátzcuaro (2002)
Tlalpujahua (2005)
Cuitzeo (2006)
Santa Clara del Cobre (2010)
Angangueo (2012)
Tacámbaro (2012)
Jiquilpan (2012)
Tzintzuntzan (2012)
Paracho (2020)
Cotija (2023)

Morelos

Tepoztlán (2001*)
Tlayacapan (2011)
Xochitepec (2023)
Tlaltizapán (2023)

Nayarit

Mexcaltitán (2001*)
Jala (2012)
Sayulita (2015)
Compostela (2018)
Ahuacatlán (2023)
Amatlán de Cañas (2023)
Ixtlán del Río (2023)
Puerto Balleto (2023)
San Blas (2023)

Nuevo León

Santiago (2006)
Linares (2015)
Bustamante (2018)
General Terán (2023)
General Zaragoza (2023)

Oaxaca

Capulálpam de Méndez (2007)
Huautla de Jimenez (2015)
Mazunte (2015)
San Pablo Villa de Mitla (2015)
San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula (2015)
Santa Catarina Juquila (2020)

Puebla

Cuetzalan (2002)
Zacatlán (2011)
Pahuatlán (2012)
Chignahuapan (2012)
Cholula (2012)
Tlatlauquitepec (2012)
Xicotepec (2012)
Atlixco (2015)
Huauchinango (2015)
Tetela de Ocampo (2020)
Huejotzingo (2023)
Teziutlán (2023)

Querétaro

Bernal (2005)
Jalpan de Serra (2010)
Cadereyta de Montes (2011)
Tequisquiapan (2012)
San Joaquín (2015)
Amealco de Bonfil (2018)
Pinal de Amoles (2023)

Quintana Roo

Bacalar (2006)
Isla Mujeres (2015)
Tulum (2015)
Cozumel (2023)

San Luis Potosi

Real de Catorce (2001)
Xilitla (2011)
Aquismón (2018)
Santa Maria del Rio (2020)
Tierranueva (2023)
Ciudad del Maiz (2023)

Sinaloa

Cosalá (2005)
El Fuerte (2009)
El Rosario (2012)
Mocorito (2015)
San Ignacio (2023)

Sonora

Álamos (2005)
Magdalena de Kino (2012)
San Carlos (2023)
Ures (2023)

Tabasco

Tapijulapa (2010)
Santiago de Teapa (2023)
Frontera (2023)

Tamaulipas

Ciudad Mier (2007)
Tula (2011)

Tlaxcala

Huamantla (2007)
Tlaxco (2015)
Ixtenco (2023)

Veracruz

Coatepec (2006)
Xico (since 2011)
Papantla (2012)
Coscomatepec de Bravo (2015)
Orizaba (2015)
Zozocolco de Hidalgo (2015)
Córdoba (2023)
Naolinco (2023)

Yucatan

Izamal (2002)
Valladolid (2012)
Sisal (2020)
Maní (2023)
Espita (2023)
Motul de Carrillo Puerto (2023)
Tekax de Álvaro Obregón (2023)

Zacatecas

Jerez de García Salinas (2007)
Teúl de González Ortega (2011)
Sombrerete (2012)
Pinos (2012)
Nochistlan (2012)
Guadalupe (2018)
Villanueva (2023)

Magic town, Tepoztlan

Pueblo Magico, Batopilas

Pueblo Magico, Bernal

Plan Your Trip to one of Mexico’s Pueblos Magicos

Should you visit a Pueblo Magico in Mexico? Absolutely. However, picking the right one and organizing logistics and finding an English-speaking guide can sometimes be more challenging to arrange than some of Mexico’s more popular destinations. Speak to Journey Mexico or fill out our Trip Planner to learn about how you can incorporate an expertly guided tour to a Pueblo Magico into your custom-designed itinerary. We will take care of hotels, touring, and private round-trip transportation, which means all you need to do is enjoy the beauty of Mexico’s off-the-beaten-track gems.

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