The Huichol are a group of natives originating from central Mexico, they are world famous for there amazing embroidery and beautiful handicraft. The spiritually devoted people from this tribe make a pilgrimage once a year from their current lands in western Mexico to a place called Real de Catorce, where they perform a yearly ceremony, they visit a holy place called "El Cerro del Quemado" up in the mountains.
I have been there my self it's a great place to visit if you feel the calling, a great place for visions.
It was a bit of a private and spiritual adventure, but I will share a few images here. Maybe I'll share some more in the future, the photos are taken by me @friendly-fenix they are copyrighted, but you can use them if you give @friendly-fenix some credit.
This is the view from the edge of the sacred ground down towards the town,
if you look closely you can see the lights down there...
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