Lugares para visitar en Pátzcuaro y sus alrededores

K'uinchekua,  the   Fiesta de Michoacán (March 18-20), showed us how great and rich our culture is, with three days of celebration when the Michoacanos had the opportunity to attend and celebrate our culture and showcased our traditions, living in harmony with the joy of the many artists who proudly displayed their talents. K'unichekua: The Fiesta de Michoacán. The dance of the Old Men With their different interpretations, they raised the legacy inherited by their ancestors, the native peoples of Michoacán , communities that proudly showed us such an important part of their identity. K'unichekua: The Fiesta de Michoacán. The dance of the Fish from Lake Patzcuaro Dances, music, impressive clothing with extraordinary embroidery, wood carving on their masks, including the lavishness in the feathers of the Tlahualiles of Sahuayo, a sample of their cultural heritage. K'unichekua: The Fiesta de Michoacán. The dance of the Kurpites of San Juan Parangaricutiro It was a spl...

Ihuatzio is currently recognized among connoisseurs of popular art for its craftsmade with vegetable fibers , but it has a lot of archaeological and architectural history of the sixteenth century, too, including its Parish dedicated to San Francisco de Asis . Archaeological Sites in Mexico: Ihuatzio near Patzcuaro Among the many places to visit near Pátzcuaro , Hotel Mansión Iturbe recommends to our guests the community of Ihuatzio , located approximately 16 kilometers (10 miles) from Pátzcuaro . How do I get to Ihuatzio from Pátzcuaro , if I want to drive myself?  Take Route 120 toward Quiroga and turn at the Ihuatzio exit. Here, we will share with you some important elements to take note of for your visit.  These elements will help you gain a deeper understanding of this interesting place, located in the Lake Pátzcuaro basin. Ihuatzio in Purépecha means “place of coyotes.” Ihuatzio, Michoacan The associated archaeological zone is located 800 meters off the main ...

  The more we know more about Mexican culture the more we want to know, and discovering different pre-Hispanic cultures is fascinating. Travelling and discovering its archaeological areas is very enriching and an experience that takes us back to other times. Archaelogical Sites in Mexico: Tzintzuntzan at Lake Patzcuaro Region There are three archaeological sites near Pátzcuaro , and when our guests at Hotel Mansion Iturbe ask us about places to visit close by, these magical places are suggested right off the bat. In addition to learning our history, we can enjoy beautiful landscapes, and experience a great sense of peace and calm. These archaeological sites are places where you can enjoy the moment by visiting them alone.  But if you are an avid lover of history and culture, we suggest you to do it with a guide certified in Tourism, of which there are many in Michoacán . 1.  Archaeological Site of Tzintzuntzan The site is located 18 kilometers (11 miles) from ...