Hotels-live.com/pages/sejours-pas-chers - Photo by @hellokrisdavidson // Conchero dancers fill the Jardin Principal, dressed in pre-Hispanic outfits to celebrate El Señor de La Conquista (The Lord of the Conquest) in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. This annual festival takes place on the first Thursday and Friday of March in honor of "Christ of the Conquest," a highly revered statue made out of corn stalks and orchid bulbs. According to legend, the artwork was originally made in the 16th century to represent the acceptance of Christ by the indigenous people. It now holds a place of honor in the Parroquia (cathedral) in San Miguel de Allende. #Mexico Hotels-live.com via https://www.instagram.com/p/BC2vjFqoMci/

Hotels-live.com/pages/sejours-pas-chers - Photo by @hellokrisdavidson // Conchero dancers fill the Jardin Principal, dressed in pre-Hispanic outfits to celebrate El Señor de La Conquista (The Lord of the Conquest) in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. This annual festival takes place on the first Thursday and Friday of March in honor of "Christ of the Conquest," a highly revered statue made out of corn stalks and orchid bulbs. According to legend, the artwork was originally made in the 16th century to represent the acceptance of Christ by the indigenous people. It now holds a place of honor in the Parroquia (cathedral) in San Miguel de Allende. #Mexico Hotels-live.com via https://www.instagram.com/p/BC2vjFqoMci/ via #Voyages https://www.facebook.com/106354736155125/photos/a.335372966586633.1073741997.106354736155125/337343513056245/?type=3