National Tree and Sphere Fair
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National Tree and Sphere Fair

Mexico's largest fair for handmade Christmas spheres

About

Discover the charm of Chignahuapan at the National Tree and Sphere Fair, a beloved tradition for acquiring exquisite handmade Christmas decorations. Immerse yourself in a festive atmosphere filled with artistic performances and vibrant displays. Don't miss the magical Night Festival of Light and Life on November 1st, a spectacle held at the picturesque Chignahuapan lagoon.

Our Take

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Best For

Holiday shopping, cultural experience, family outings

Vibe

Festive, traditional, artisanal, community-oriented

Energy Level

Moderate

Budget

$

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Weather Sensitivity

Low

Special Events & Promotions

  • Night Festival of Light and Life on November 1st

Tags

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Location

Chignahuapan, Puebla

Event Details

Pricing

$

Duration

Approximately 1 week

Ages

All ages

Timed Entry

No

Organizer

ZonaTuristica.com

Practical Information

Pet Policy

Pet-friendly

Food & Drink

Food and beverage vendors available

Quick Actions

Tips & Advice

  • Arrive early in the day to explore the widest selection of handmade spheres before they sell out.
  • Consider visiting on November 1st to experience the unique Night Festival of Light and Life at the lagoon.
  • Look for artisans demonstrating their craft; it's a great way to understand the skill involved in making the spheres.
  • While the fair is the main draw, take time to visit other local attractions like the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception.
  • Be prepared for crowds, especially on weekends, and wear comfortable shoes for walking around the main square.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of decorations can I find at the fair?

The fair specializes in a wide variety of handmade Christmas decorations, with a particular focus on the town's famous glass spheres, often intricately decorated.

Is there anything special happening on November 1st?

Yes, November 1st marks the 'Night Festival of Light and Life,' a special event held annually at the Chignahuapan lagoon.

What is the best way to get to Chignahuapan for the fair?

Chignahuapan is accessible by bus from major cities like Puebla and Mexico City. Driving is also an option, though parking may be limited during the fair.

Are there places to eat near the fair?

Yes, Chignahuapan offers various restaurants and food vendors, serving local Mexican cuisine and festive treats during the fair.

What is the weather typically like during the fair?

Late October and early November in Chignahuapan can be cool, especially in the evenings. It's advisable to bring layers of clothing.

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Contributors & Updates

Last Updated: Oct 23, 2025
Original Submitter: Sep 17, 2025 The ChristmasLocal.com editorial team

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