From Guanajuato you take Highway 110 (towards Dolores Hidalgo by Xoconoxtle) and the height of the community of Don Sebastian Highway 51 (to San Miguel de Allende) is taken, access to the archaeological site is located at kilometer 10+ 800 Highway 51 in the stretch Don Sebastian-San Miguel de Allende. Since it opened to the public there is a Visitor Service Centre (CAV), that private cars are allowed and input into trucks 20 seats of the State Institute of Culture. There is a pedestrian stretch of about a kilometer to reach the archaeological site. Conceptual Content: This site is located in the central basin of the River Laja in full Mesoamerican border.Construction of various structures on a surface of 16 hectares is attributed to tribal affiliation Otomi, the pottery found at the beginning of the Toltec era, especially the so-called White Levantado. The most recent studies indicate that society which lived Cañada de la Virgen, had very advanced astronomical knowledge which facilitated the control of time and production cycles. Chronology: 540. 1050 C. d. C. Location main chronological: Epi - Early Postclassic 540-1050 d.

Hours:. Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 16:30 hours (last tour leaves at this time)

Contact: Guanajuato INAH Center 01 (473) 7 33 10 69 7 33 08 57.

Recommendations: Both access to the archaeological site and the back, visitors must travel on foot a distance of approximately 908 meters. Therefore it is recommended to wear comfortable clothes and shoes for golf, hat, sunscreen and / or umbrella.