Tzintzuntzan archaeological site

Tzintzuntzan is an important archaeological site in Mexico, once the capital of the Purépecha Empire. It features impressive terraced hilltops, large stone yacatas (multi-layered pyramids), and platforms used for religious and ceremonial purposes. The site offers insights into Purépecha culture, craftsmanship, and social organization. Today, Tzintzuntzan's well-preserved ruins attract visitors and researchers interested in pre-Hispanic history. It remains a vital cultural heritage location, showcasing the architectural and spiritual achievements of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the region before the Spanish conquest.