At the time of the Mexican Revolution this community was the Zapatista Army barracks and was the C. Jerónimo Orlae, Caudillo of the Agraristas as well as the C. Diódoro battle, Antirreleccionista who fought the Porfirismo and was banished, taught to read and write, the people protected him.

Towards the south of the population some quite vegetative mountainous hills are located with an altitude approximately of 3,000 meters of height on the level of the sea, towards the northwest side of the population some rather rocky hills with an altitude of approximately 2,500 msnm are located.

The less densely populated city is San Andrés Dinicuiti, 18.1 km north of Cerro Ticóndo.

The least populated city is San Miguel Monteverde, 13.5 km west of Cerro El Tambor.

Fauna including: Deer, rabbits, coyotes, foxes, birds of different species, armadillos, squirrels, among others.

In the town an annual party is celebrated, in honor of the patron saint San Sebastián Mártir, for this reason there is a fair on 19, 20 and 21 January.

Jaripeos (cowboy festivals), basketball games, fireworks, counts and coronation of the village queen and her princess, doing great dances, among other social events.

The typical and traditional foods of the town are: tamales, mole, pozole, regional sauce and without missing the delicious beef broth.