Cultural Significance This archaeological site located in the valley of Juchipila Zacatecas, has been of vital importance as it seems in this valley where three traditions of great importance in the development of the western region of Mesoamerica: Chupícuaro, Morales and Bolaños, representing a very intense dynamics of population flows north from Mexico that later gave rise to the horizon Canutillo-Malpaso. By the sixteenth century Juchipila Valley is mentioned in the sources as Xochipilla referring to an important stronghold famous Mixtón War. Chronology: 300 BC. 1600 C. d. C. Location main chronological: Classic: 350-900 d.

Zacatecas INAH Center 01 (492) 9 22 50 85 April 22, 03 and 9

Access is unpaved in good condition to the main entrance, 45 minutes sidewalk up to the ceremonial center at the top of the hill. Visitors can reach the site by public transport. Timetablerequest scheduled visit Zacatecas INAH Center.