Tlalocan

Tlalocan is an ancient Aztec concept representing a paradise or afterlife realm for those who die from water-related causes, like drowning or floods. It is depicted as a lush, verdant place filled with water, abundant vegetation, and beautiful landscapes, symbolizing peace and renewal. In Aztec mythology, Tlalocan is overseen by the rain god Tlaloc, offering a serene refuge for the deceased, contrasting with other realms for different types of afterlife. It reflects the importance of water in Aztec culture and religion, serving as a symbol of sustenance, fertility, and divine reward for those who experienced water-related deaths.