"Guachimontones" is a colloquial word in the region to refer to "pyramid" or "structure."Cultural Significance Another name for this area is to Teuchitlán, for close to the municipal seat of the same name found it. It is a settlement located in the municipality of Jalisco Teuchitlán characterized by its unique architectural style: staggered conical bases and circular courts also integrate a Ball Court and several terraces and buildings. According to specialists the architectural pattern Teuchitlán is composed of a central pyramid, a circular raised patio surrounding the pyramid, a stool circulate around the yard, between eight and twelve rectangular platforms on the sidewalk and underground burial crypts beneath some platforms.Chronology: 100. 450 C. d. . C. for swing with reoccupation during the Late Classic and Postclassic.

Services available in the area: It has a parking area of health and Phil C. Weigand Interpretive Center, which depend on the Ministry of Culture of the State of Jalisco.

Hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 09:00 to 17:00

Contact: Jalisco INAH Center 01 (33) 36 13 82 24

Recommendations: Comfortable shoes, as the visitor must climb on foot from the parking lot to the archaeological site.

Teuchitlán arriving from Guadalajara, taking the federal highway No. 15 Guadalajara - Nogales, west of the city. At the junction with Federal Highway 70, heading Tala is taken, later to take the No. 27 state road heading to Teuchitlán. The site is located about one kilometer northeast of the town of Teuchitlán. You go down the street Hilarion Romero Gil, Zaragoza and then finally by Benito Juarez. Visitors can reach the site by public transport;however, you must walk to the entrance of the site.