The region of Michoacán in Mexico lends
to nice walks on the feet of the purepecha emperors, from Don Vasco
to Quiroga, or in search
of craft in the indigenous villages. The outskirts of Pátzcuaro
Lake and the islands are inhabited by an indigenous community
which keeps most of its customs and traditions. The fishermen are
world famous because of the butterfly shape nets that they used
to get a delicious white fish, the “pecito”, an endangered
species today.