Tuspa blessed with many hidden treasures but its engrossing people turn out to be the principal asset
(The writer and his wife were guests in the town of Tuxpan in 1978. This is part of a series written at that time.)
The old province of Tuspa, as that region of southern Jalisco was designated when Mexico was a colony of Nueva España, contains the ancient valleys and headwaters of the Tepalcatepec and Tuxpan river systems, located at the western end of the Sierra de Michoacan.