This place's name means "palm trees site" and it's a place with an extraordinary natural beauty
Tacambaro's plaza
Features of Tacámbaro de Codallos
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Lakes and Waterfalls: The lagoon called the pool ("La Alberca") with emerald like water that cover a crater with 370m in diameter, you can also find the Salto del Arrollo Frío (a beautiful waterfall, with pools and bathrooms); the Caracho waterfall and the Magdalena lagoon
Sceneries: In the belvedere Cerro Hueco a spot 1620m over the sea level you can enjoy the "hot land" view and breath clean air perfumed with the pine trees
Sports fishing: In the lagoon The Pool you can enjoy a fishing trip or just a camping day
Interesting place: In this city Manuel Muñiz manufactured cannon balls and arms for the insurgent army and so, the city became the main arsenal as the José María Morelos documents stand.
Historical site:
Location of Tacámbaro de Codallos in Michoacan
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Services available in Tacámbaro de Codallos
Lodging
Mansion del Molino
Adress :
Morelos No 450 Tel: 459 60007
Hotel del Bosque
Adress :
General Francisco J. Mújica No. 146 Tel: 459 60164
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Colonial architecture: 
Camping: 
Mail: 
Excursionism: 
Festivities: 
Gastronomy: 
Hotel: 
Lakes and Waterfalls: The lagoon called the pool ("La Alberca") with emerald like water that cover a crater with 370m in diameter, you can also find the Salto del Arrollo Frío (a beautiful waterfall, with pools and bathrooms); the Caracho waterfall and the Magdalena lagoon
Sceneries: In the belvedere Cerro Hueco a spot 1620m over the sea level you can enjoy the "hot land" view and breath clean air perfumed with the pine trees
Sports fishing: In the lagoon The Pool you can enjoy a fishing trip or just a camping day
Interesting place: In this city Manuel Muñiz manufactured cannon balls and arms for the insurgent army and so, the city became the main arsenal as the José María Morelos documents stand.
Historical site: 