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About The Purepecha Plateau
To the north of the state it comprises 13 municipalities and is inhabited almost entirely by indigenous people. The passage of Vasco de Quiroga left a great religious tradition and in the elaboration of handicrafts. Thanks to this you can visit 18 beautiful chapels of the 16th century: Pichátaro, Sevina, Nahuatzen, Cherán, Aranza, Paracho, Ahuiran, Pomacuarán, San Felipe de los Herreros, Nurio, Cocucho, Charapan, Ocumicho, Corupo, Zacán, Angaguan, San Lorenzo and Capácuaro.
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The Purepecha Plateau
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