El Tajin Ruins

El Tajín is a significant archaeological site in Veracruz, Mexico, known for its impressive pre-Columbian ruins. Established around 600 AD, it was a major city of the Totonac civilization. The site features unique architectural styles, including the iconic Pyramid of the Niches, which has 365 niches and is thought to have held religious significance. El Tajín is celebrated for its intricate carvings and plazas, reflecting the culture's rich history and advanced engineering. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, it offers insights into ancient Mesoamerican societies and their contributions to art, architecture, and agriculture.