Papalote is a Spanish word that translates to "kite" in English. It refers to a lightweight object that is flown in the air, typically made of a frame covered with paper or fabric. Kites are often used for recreational purposes and can be seen in various cultures around the world, especially during festivals and celebrations. In addition to its meaning as a kite, Papalote is also the name of a popular children's museum located in Mexico City. The museum focuses on interactive learning experiences, encouraging children to explore science, art, and technology through hands-on exhibits and activities.