Our Lady of Talpa Church
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Talpa's main attraction is the church called,
Our Lady of Talpa built in the late 1700's
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Basilica of Talpa de Allende
Pilgrimage to Talpa
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The pilgrimage to Talpa starts in Ameca, ascends to el Cerro del Obispo at an altitude of 2000 meters above sea level and crosses the peak of Espinazo del Diablo
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Talpa's La Chaparrita, The Little Short One, aka Our Lady of the Rosary
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The
Señora del Rosario is a 21 inch wooden figure which has become as popular as the Virgin of Guadalupe
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Approximately two million people from all over Mexico walk to the town of Talpa to meet the Virgin of Talpa
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Pilgrims at el Cerro del Obispo
The Sierra Madre Mountains
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Every year since the 17th century a pilgrimage to Talpa takes place through the Sierra Madres
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The pilgrimage to Talpa starts in Ameca, ascends to el Cerro del Obispo at an altitude of 2000 meters above sea level and crosses the peak of Espinazo del Diablo
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Approximately two million people from all over Mexico travel to Talpa by foot, bike, car and bus
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