The Sierra Madre Oriental stretches high and stretches from north to south, dividing the Tlaxcala Plateau and the Totonac Lowlands. And in the southeast of the junction of the mountains, there is a towering peak that goes straight into the sky, which is the third highest mountain in North America, Sitralte Petel (épetl). In Nahua, "" is "star" and "tepētl" is mountain. Therefore, this sacred mountain with an altitude of 5,600 meters is also called by the local

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