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Santa Anita is further north than Santa Teresa and is near the end on the road.

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Cora family in the small village of Santa Anita outside of Santa Teresa Nayar.
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Cora family in the small village of Santa Anita outside of Santa Teresa Nayar.The young boy is not in any sort of traditional dress.
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Cora family in the small village of Santa Anita outside of Santa Teresa Nayar.The young boy is not in any sort of traditional dress.
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The rather stark surroundings before the rains.
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The rather stark surroundings before the rains.
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Cora mother in traditional dress, blouse, apron and reboso.
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The whole family getting ready for thier picture.
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The home and notice the joung woman with only half a traditional costume.
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young Cora woman wearing helf the traditional costume.
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Village of Cora Indian with examples of town, mountains, people, costume, textiles, costume and spiritual life
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The Cora Family compound.
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