Mitla

Mitla is an ancient archaeological site in Oaxaca, Mexico, known for its well-preserved Zapotec ruins. It served as a major religious and cultural center around 600-1500 CE. The site features intricate stone mosaics, decorated walls, and geometric patterns that showcase advanced craftsmanship. Historically, Mitla was a site of spiritual significance and political power, blending Zapotec and Mixtec influences. Today, it attracts visitors interested in Mexico's rich indigenous heritage and offers insights into pre-Columbian architecture and artistry.