Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz It is part of the history of Mexico, a country rich in history that has extraordinary landscapes, ruins that illustrate the life of ancient civilizations and buildings that were erected after the Spanish invasion. Around the country are countless spectacular haciendas that merged styles of the native with the new.
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One of these places is the Panoya haciendawhich is just two hours from Mexico City, specifically in the municipality of Amecameca in the State of Mexico. It is currently a tourist center, but it served as Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz's home during his childhood, that is, from 1651 to 1656 and still has several of its original constructions dating from the seventeenth century. Surely, it seems familiar to you, since it is the hacienda that appears on the Mexican ticket of 200 pesos, yes, The same one that Sor Juana adorns.
So if you are interested in knowing a little more about the life of this writer or, entering the genius of post -colonization architecture, you can enjoy a guided tour or on your own, through the Panoya Treasury to meet every corner, which is full of history.
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