The reliefs of feathered serpents in the temple of the same name suggest influences from Mayan, Oaxacan, and Veracruz styles.
Three ball courts have been discovered at the site (North, East and South), which leads researchers to assume that a ball court must have existed in the western area of the city, given the Mesoamerican worldview in which four cardinal points were conceived as being linked by a central point where cities were built, however no evidence of its existence has been found.
The Xochicalco Site Museum has a large Introduction Room and Temporary Exhibitions from which part of the pre-Hispanic city can be seen.

THIS IS A TOUR THAT CAN BE COMPLEMENTED WITH FOOD IN CUERNAVACA