Normally performed during festivals or on special occasions, some of the most common dances in San Miguel Totonicap n are the Dance of the Xacalcojes, the Dance of the Pascarines, the Dance of the Monkeys, the Dance of the Deer, the Dance of the Conquest, the Dance of the Cowboys, and the Dance of the Mexicans. Welcome with coffee and an audiovisual presentation on the cultural history of the area. Concert featuring several musical groups that use traditional instruments, followed by a discussion of the instruments and the significance of the music. Tour of different artisan workshops in the city, with demonstrations on how the products are made. Traditional lunch prepared and served in a private home followed by a tour of the city.
Tour includes a visit to a church, convent, municipal theater, cemetery, and city market.
Break for hot chocolate in a popular bakery after tour. It is cooked in a large ceramic pot and served with corn tamalitos. Kilim Chicken cooked in a sauce of tomatoes, bell peppers, garlic, onion, and spices, served with rice and potatoes. Joch Hot drink made of ground corn with barley, cinnamon and brown sugar. Presentation of traditional indigenous dances.