The first thing you should know is that to make this list we turned to Chat GPT, one of the most popular chatbots of the moment. And if you still don’t know it by now, this is an Artificial Intelligence tool that communicates with users in natural language and offers them detailed answers to their questions.
Supervised learning and reinforcement learning were used to train this linguistic model, which allows it to adapt to the context and history of the conversation.
Now, what are the most beautiful Magical Towns in Puebla according to AI?
Although Artificial Intelligence recognizes that choosing the most beautiful Magical Towns depends on personal tastes and preferences, some are more recognized for their natural beauty, architecture or culture.
Although Puebla has 12 Magical Towns, Chat GPT only chose seven and these are:
Cuetzalan: This town is famous for its colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, constant fog and lush vegetation. It offers a rich mix of indigenous and mestizo culture, with traditional markets and dances such as the Voladores de Papantla. In addition, you can explore its grottos, waterfalls and archaeological zones.
Cholula: Known for having the largest pyramid in the world by volume, this Magical Town is an important religious and cultural center. Its streets are lined with colonial churches, and its nightlife is vibrant due to its proximity to the city of Puebla.
Atlixco: Famous for its pleasant climate and flower production, Atlixco is a colorful and lively place. Its main square is charming, and during the Christmas season, the town lights up with the “Villa Iluminada” show, which attracts thousands of visitors.
Zacatlán: Known as “Zacatlán de las Manzanas”, this Magical Town is famous for its apples and cider. Its floral clock, the stained glass windows of the crystal viewing platform and the nearby waterfalls are some of the attractions that make it a charming place to visit.
Pahuatlán: Surrounded by mountains and mist, this Magical Town is ideal for nature lovers. It is known for the production of amate paper, an indigenous tradition that has lasted for centuries. Its landscapes and the tranquility of the place make it a unique destination.
Tlatlauquitepec: Located in the Sierra Norte of Puebla, this town offers spectacular landscapes with mountains, rivers and waterfalls. The Puxtla Waterfall and Cerro Cabezón are ideal places for ecotourism and adventure.
Xicotepec: This town is known for its coffee plantations and natural beauty. Its central garden with the monumental Virgin of Guadalupe and its ecotourism offer in the surrounding areas, including waterfalls and forests, stand out.
These Magical Towns show the diversity not only of landscapes or climates, but also their culture, gastronomy and more. In the end, the choice of the prettiest one is yours.
Source: eluniversal
