Africam really impressed we all, we had a wonderful morning here. I was pleased to see clean and healthy animals in it’s natural habitat.

We had an English speaking guide named Alberto He knew everything about Mexican history, He was a history graduate. We were interested in the Mexican Revolution He filled us in on lots of the history And that was before touring the churches and the pyramid! It was a perfect tour Much, much information

A nice trip only one hour and it did take you to the museum area and with a nice view of the city .Buy the tickets at the main square for 120 pesos about $8 Cdn and don’t pay the $20 Cdn Viator charges..

This little cafe is absolutely fantastic. The lady who runs it is the kindest and most welcoming person you could wish to meet. My top recommendation is the beautiful creamy home made cheesecake. Everything is served on fine vintage china, to make it extra special. Highly recommended Chris

Plenty of healthy animals to view in a natural setting. A family could spend a day here easily; there are at least two visitor centers with stores, restaurants, and activities in addition to the ride through.

Very accommodating to English speakers, helpful, good city tour of one hour. Some of the headset jacks did not work but overall it was a good tour of the city.

Don’t go on Tuesdays because the Basilica is closed on Tuesdays. Also, if you look up the story of this Virgin Mary, there is a story related to her that talks about holy water that she gave to heal and that is not at the basilica, it’s maybe a 5-10 minute drive to get there from the church and as long as you bring your own bottle you can take as much water as you want. My mother went with me, she really wanted the water and was super pleased to go there. Our driver, David, was really great and our guide Lionel was superb, super knowledgeable about everything.

We had our Tourguide Alejandra to ourselfs! She was extremly kind and taught us so much! We had a lot of fun

Absolutely fantastic! Highly recommend! Solo female traveler and I don't speak much Spanish, signed up for Spanish only tram as I'm trying to learn more, just make sure you know how to understand how many minutes you have at each stop before the tram leaves! The tram itself is adorable and I really enjoyed riding on it seeing all the sites on the way there. The service staff is so kind, and I really enjoyed the cute tram to Cholula and all the sites! On the way back the stop they give you 2.5-3hrs to explore town, I took one of the other busses that I saw after I had lunch and explored for almost the full 3 hours, and they said it's the same ticket I can go on no problem. The town is very cute and lots of history to absorb there. Note the pick up point on the ticket going there shows on google maps like it's inside the little shops but it's outside on the main road a few doors down, if not sure just ask where the tourist information booth is you'll be directed over by anyone super lovely people in Puebla cannot wait to come back :)

Our guide Carla was very informative and enjoyable to spend the day with. We learned a lot about Cholula and Puebla.

Beautiful area, wonderful architecture and history, loved both Puebla and Cholula. Great food everywhere!

You must visit and see how the Spaniards built a Cathedral on top of the great pyramid in Cholula, Puebla. Unique in it’s type!

If you are fluent in Spanish, the bus tour cost is very reasonable and there is much information given during the bus ride to and from Cholula and at the locations. However, we requested an English guide and the cost more than tripled. This was still fine, as we did learn a great deal from our knowledgeable guide. The guide who was booked for us forgot about the tour and the Tip team quickly found us a replacement guide. We appreciate his willingness to join us in Cholula at the last minute. Because of this, we missed all the commentary given during the bus rides. Once we joined Jose Louis in Cholula, he gave us great attention at all the stops. He is very knowledgeable and he is also a friendly and pleasant person. Because the lineup to go inside the pyramid was so long, we chose to spend the time viewing the pyramid ruins and also to first tour the small museum, near the entrance to the tunnel, which explains a great deal about the pyramid and tunnels. We also lucked into some indigenous dancers and music makers, dressed in their feathered, finery. It was wonderful! We missed walking to the top of the pyramid to see the views and the lovely church on the top. We simply did not have enough time. We did see the flyers in the Cholula square and that truly is a sight to see! We decided to return to Cholula on our own early one morning to climb the pyramid and tour the tunnel and we're very glad that we did!

Enjoyed very much my afternoon in Cholula, and definitely could have stayed longer. Especially enjoyed visiting the church where indigenous cultures are mingled with the arts of Christianity. The ruins are fascinating, and the setting can't be beat.

We didn't like it. The double-decker bus is old and the top seats are awful uncomfortable. The tour itself... well: if you like catholic churches, you'll have a blast. But the journey and the village itself present very little interest or attractive. We could not see the volcanos because of the cloudy sky -- you might want to check the weather, I'm guessing the scenery, when visible, must be some compensation. Finally, regarding the staff: the driver and guide were nice and friendly, but I found our hostess at the customer attention in the main desk (tourist information bureau in Puebla) --her name was Paola-- pretty inconsiderate and even slightly rude: I am 5 months pregnant and she wanted us to stand and queue in front of their office for half an hour, stating that if we left we would lose our spot in their idiotic first-come-first-served system for assigning the bus seats. She just did not care and was actually pretty annoyed by the fact that I was asking for some consideration. Rude. There are a lot of other tour operators doing exactly the same tours -- no need to leave your money where it's not appreciated.