Turicato

[1] During the rainy season in the summer, the land converts to a very lush green forest region with streams running throughout the municipality.

With dirt roads to reach most villages south of the capital, the people live a traditional life style.

The best-known communities of Turicato are: Puruarán, Zárate, Cutzián Grande, El Ciruelo and Santa Cruz.

La Trafa Norteña and Los Norteñitos are the most popular groups that play in a wide variety of ceremonies, dances, and events.

Tapadas are a five-day celebration of bull-riding, cockfighting, and dances from prominent groups of Mexican musicians play all night long.

This event is very famous as from nearby municipalities people travel hours to enjoy the celebration.

[citation needed] To reach Turicato from the capital of Morelia go to the Central Camionera and take a bus to Tacambaro (no more than $20.00 U.S dollars).

As of August 2008 the region has been vary stable, violence has disappeared due to the presence of the military intervening.

Bridge in Turicato
Plaza of Turicato