Discover the Benefits of Mountain Living in Mexico
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Patzcuaro
Living, Working and Retirement in Pátzcuaro
Pátzcuaro living: guide to help you research and assess Pátzcuaro as a location for living, working, or retirement in Mexico
Celebrating Life on Day of the Dead in Mexico
Day of the Dead —that is a celebration of the continuity of life— is one of Mexico's most important religious holidays, celebrated in November each year
How to Plan Ahead for Day of the Dead Festivities
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A Colonial Foothold in Mexico
Mexico's colonial cities offer opportunities and diverse lifestyle choices for people seeking an alternative to living by the beach
Experience Pátzcuaro
Pátzcuaro is a charming town with a mixed colonial and indigenous feel, located a short drive from the state capital, Morelia
Experience the Lakeside Villages near Pátzcuaro
Discover the the quilt-work of artisan villages surrounding the lake near Pátzcuaro
Patzcuaro Lake Villages: Guide to Puacuaro
About Puacuaro Also Read: About Patzcuaro’s Lakeside Villages Puacuaro is about 45 minutes from Patzcuaro in either direction around the lakeside, although it may be a bit closer driving clockwise. There aren’t a lot of signs in Puacuaro and many of the locals speak...
Patzcuaro Lake Villages: Guide to Tocuaro
About Tocuaro Also Read: About Patzcuaro’s Lakeside Villages Tocuaro is just a 20-minute drive around the lakeside (clockwise around the Lake) from Patzcuaro, on the left hand-side of the roadway. Although Tocuaro appears to be just another sleepy village along the road around Lake...
Patzcuaro Lake Villages: Guide to Jaracuaro
About Jaracuaro Also Read: About Patzcuaro’s Lakeside Villages Jaracuaro is credited with the creation of the Baile de los Viejitos (Dance of the Old Men) which is a masked-dance mocking the weak (and white) conquistadors. Usually performed by children, it is danced at least...
A Month in Patzcuaro – Conclusion
Although Patzcuaro has distinct features and characteristics, it is also much like many other provincial Mexican towns, and the daily routines and challenges you may encounter living here are similar in nature to those you’ll encounter in other places across Mexico . . .