Cliff Palace

Cliff Palace is a remarkable ancient dwelling located in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado, built by the Ancestral Puebloans around the late 12th century. This impressive structure is carved into a cliff face, showcasing intricate stone masonry and multi-story rooms, some of which are believed to have been used for ritual ceremonies. The site reflects the ingenuity of its builders in adapting to a challenging environment. Cliff Palace offers insights into the social and architectural life of the Puebloan culture, and it remains a significant archaeological site, attracting visitors interested in history and Native American heritage.