54
kilometers from Patzcuaro
It
is entrance of "Tierra Caliente", head of bishopric
and a town of pleasant climate the whole year. The big eaves
of its roofs and its picturesque back streets put it as one
of our most typical towns, it has a rich history to tell.
In
1535, the town of Tacambaro was founded. Later, in 1706 Fray
Francisco de Fonseca was designated as the one in charge of
reconstructing and to improve the town of Tacambaro, laying
out streets, introducing water, giving an impulse to commerce
and acquiring lots for the Spaniards.
After
the Independence was consummated in 1822, Tacambaro was found
in ruins, the hard work of reconstruction was left to the villagers.
At
the end of 1919 during the Revolution, Tacambaro was declared
capital of the sate, being governor General Gertrudis Sanchez.
Later the powers were transferred to Nocupetaro.
Festivities:
April 11 Agriculture, Cattle, and Handcraft Fair
Altitude above sea level: 1640 meters
Temperature:
Maximum 27°C minimum 9°C
Folklore:
Roll (Drums)
Handcrafts:
Sandals and Palm Hats
Gastronomy:
Carnitas, Fried and soup of beef tail, candy, and cheese
Services:
Hotels and Restaurants (Economical and Tourist)
We
recommend to visit:
- Cathedral
of Tacambaro
- Santa Maria
Magdalena Chaple
- Hollow Mount
- La
Alberca and La Laguna
  
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