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The Catazajá Lagoons are one of the bodies of water that has a great fishing tradition in Chiapas. It is the Catazajá lagoon, 28 kilometers from the city of Palenque. In this place there is a great variety of aquatic species, the most important being manatees, otters, sea bass, carp, guabinas, shrimp, turtles and a unique species, the fossil fish called pejelagarto.
Catazajá is a Mexican municipality located in the north of the Mexican state of Chiapas. Catazajá is a Mayan word that comes from Kaa: valley, tasal: lying and já: water, which means valley covered with water. Its main tourist attraction is the Catazajá lagoon with a great variety of aquatic species, the most important being manatees, otters, sea bass, carp, tenhuayacas, guabinas, shrimp, turtles and a unique species called pejelagarto.
In Catazajá the most important celebration is the feast of San José, the town's patron saint.Sin Informr
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