Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel.

Built in Neoclassical style during the first third of the nineteenth century, expressed a sense of harmony in the space it occupies within the set that is civil and the buildings surrounding the square.

Where formerly located Ajuchitlán indigenous population, which was installed was the sugarcane hacienda of Don Juan de Noguera, built in the seventeenth century. Currently surviving structure of the chapel and a large fireplace.

Festivals

Comala The main festival is on December 12, day of the Virgen de Guadalupe, where you will find processions, bullfights, rodeos and cockfighting. It also presents typical dance, a parade of floats and fireworks.

Gastronomy

Comala is famous for its snacks, the tatemado and sweet bread. In regard to beverages, the eggnog is prepared from maguey mezcal, tuxca and local fruits like blackberries, guayabilla, prunes, tamarind, coconut, coffee, beans and peanuts, among others, or the bat, a kind of gruel chan seeds served with fresh honey brown sugar.

In this body of water, surrounded by beautiful landscapes Montanay campirano environment, you can rent horses and ride along the lake and go fishing or camping largemouth bass. It is located 18 km north of Comala and has a restaurant, dining, hotel and good service 24-hour surveillance.

This body of water is a pleasant place for a boating and fishing. Among its facilities are cottages, canteens, camping area, restaurant and surveillance. It is situated 22 km north of Comala.

In this village there are some interesting arts and crafts of the region, which consist otate and reed woven baskets, baskets, equipales and the famous wooden masks that have become famous in world. It is 10 minutes Comala.