Tlaxcala, the smallest state in Mexico, is a treasure trove of history and culture. Its capital, also named Tlaxcala, is renowned for its colonial heritage, evident in the stunning murals of the Government Palace and the early works of Frida Kahlo housed in the regional art museum. Visitors can explore the ancient ruins of Cacaxtla, showcasing pre-Columbian frescoes and pyramids, which highlight the state's significance as the birthplace of miscegenation—the fusion of indigenous and European cultures.

Catedral de Tlaxcala 10