Biznaga de Cerro Grande

Biznaga de Cerro Grande is a small, rural village located in the municipality of San Miguel de Allende, in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico. The village has a population of around 500 people and is situated in a hilly and arid terrain, surrounded by cacti and other desert vegetation. The nearest major city is San Miguel de Allende, which is approximately 30 kilometers away.

The majority of the population in Biznaga de Cerro Grande works in agriculture, particularly in the cultivation of nopales (cactus) and other crops that are well adapted to the dry, desert-like climate. The village is also home to a few small businesses, such as convenience stores, a bakery, and a tortilla factory.

The community is tight-knit and maintains a strong cultural identity, with traditional festivals and celebrations held throughout the year. The village has a small church, where residents gather for religious services and other events.

Despite its remote location, Biznaga de Cerro Grande has access to basic services such as electricity, running water, and basic healthcare. However, the lack of infrastructure and economic opportunities has led many young people to leave in search of better prospects in nearby cities.