El Castillo

El Castillo and Templo de las Grandes Mesas in Aguascalientes, Mexico, are an important example of ancient Mesoamerican architecture, and an important archaeological site. The El Castillo pyramid and Templo de las Grandes Mesas complex were built by the Teochichimeca, a pre-Hispanic culture who inhabited the region from the fourteenth century to the seventeenth century. Visitors to El Castillo and Templo de las Grandes Mesas will have the opportunity to explore the complex, which features a series of terraces and structures designed in the distinctive Mesoamerican style. One of the most impressive structures is El Castillo, a stepped pyramid that stands over 30 meters high. The Templo de las Grandes Mesas is also a must-see, as it features a number of large carved stone tablets known as Mesas. Visitors to El Castillo and Templo de las Grandes Mesas will be fascinated by the archaeological features of this ancient complex, which represent a unique and important moment in Mesoamerican history.