Excursion from Pátzcuaro to the Pueblo Magico of Tzintzuntzan - an exploration of the Ruta de Vasco

[@JNTravels]

Fun place to spend a day.🐸🐸

[@MexicoLivingtheDream]

It was! Thank you for watching 😊

[@SeaLegJourneys]

This looks like a great place to spend a day ...or two.

[@MexicoLivingtheDream]

Definitely! I’d love to stay around the lake and away from the crowds.

[@EddieLugoStudios]

YOYOYO !!! VAMONOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS............................................

[@MexicoLivingtheDream]

Siiiii! Thanks for watching!

[@FearlessRambler]

Two thumbs up

[@MexicoLivingtheDream]

Thank you!!

[@TheGypsyandtheVanillaGorilla]

Zin zan zoom!? Lol What a fun adventure! Beautiful area and the food!! Yum. Traditional is always a treat.

[@MexicoLivingtheDream]

It was sooo good! I’m so sad we lost the footage of the food. Sin Sun Sahn 😆

[@TheGypsyandtheVanillaGorilla]

@@MexicoLivingtheDream Lol The mezcal tasting made up for it.

[@MexicoLivingtheDream]

@TheGypsyandtheVanillaGorilla 😂😂 it was good! I want to do a tour of their onsite distillery and they grow their own agave for the different flavors. I ”suppose” I could be talked into another tasting!

[@pedrozatravel]

I have been to Tinzuntzan it was fun ,but I need to back because when I was there the archeological zone was closed (looks like the same Happened to you. I really love corundas. Gotta love pronouncing pre hispanic places😅

[@MexicoLivingtheDream]

Yes, you should go back and also eat at the restaurant. We paid about 300 pesos and couldn’t finish all the food. It was incredible! I still struggle with Spanish and the prehispanic names are definitely challenging 😂 we’re hoping to go back to Pátzcuaro one more time this year. It’s a favorite.

[@GGMCreates]

I would love doing something like this and trying lots of different things! Do they do any backstrap loom weaving in Mexico?

[@MexicoLivingtheDream]

I do not know the difference between the different kinds of weaving but happy to learn!

[@GGMCreates]

@@MexicoLivingtheDream Backstrap looms were a thing in one (some?) of the places my grandparents lived in south america. They were in Peru, Guatemala, Columbia, Honduras...

[@MexicoLivingtheDream]

@GGMCreates ok, I’ll definitely be on the lookout for different kinds of looms. The process was cool to watch.