El Rollo Parque Acuático

Around 150 kilometres south of Mexico City, in the small town of Tlaquiltenango, is the water park El Rollo Parque Acuático. In 1954, the park's founder, Dr. Ignacio Rodríguez Saucedo, discovered the site, which was home to a famous tower that local residents called "El Rollo" because of its cylindrical shape. In the midst of this place of lush vegetation and spectacular scenery, he began with the vision of creating the best resort in the region. After more than 50 years of intensive work, El Rollo is now considered the most important water amusement park in Latin America,