Puxtla's waterfall over eighty metres high in Tlatlauquitepec - Mexico - Stock-Fotografie

Landscape of the "Puxtla" waterfall also known as "The Seven" for its location at kilometer seven Mazatepec-Tlatlauquitepec road during a winter afternoon and is visited annually by thousands of people around the world, on Saturday, January 2, 2015, in Tlatlauquitepec, Mexico. "Puxtla" cascade has a drop of over 80 meters high and has two waterfalls of 40 meters. In the place the visitors can appreciate varied vegetation, with an almost virgin area where previously the waterfall housed a water dam that served as green electricity generating plant belonging to state Atexcaco project. Declared "Magic Town" in 2012, Tlatlauquitepec is a fascinating town that is located in the northeast of the state of Puebla, in the region of Teziutlan. It is a great place to walk quietly and visit buildings like the Municipal Palace, which dates from 1800 and ideal for exploring the surrounding waterfalls, caves and canyons place. Hugo Ortuño/Getty Images