Living in Jiutepec

Jiutepec, Morelos is a municipality in the northwest of the state, with 70 km² of flat terrain and volcanic hills at 1,350 meters above sea level. It borders Cuernavaca, Temixco, Emiliano Zapata, Yautepec, and Tepoztlán, forming part of the Cuernavaca metropolitan area, just 10 km from its center. Here, approximately 250,000 inhabitants enjoy a warm climate (average 24°C), natural springs such as Laguna de Hueyapan and Fuentes en El Texcal—a 250-hectare ecological reserve with biodiversity and aquifer recharge—along with the historic Parish of Santiago Apóstol (16th century), the former Hacienda de Cortés, and iconic hotels like Camino Real Sumiya.

Living in Jiutepec offers dynamism due to industrial parks and spas, connectivity via Blvd. Cuauhnáhuac to CDMX (90 km), festivals such as the Chinelos Carnival and a mixed agro-industrial economy, ideal for families looking for low cost, nearby nature (Texcal, canyons), Morelos gastronomy and proximity to attractions such as Tepoztlán in an urban-rural transition environment.