Tepexpan
México, Mexico
City·Historical, Cultural, Educational
Tepexpan, located in the Acolman municipality of the State of Mexico, is a town of great historical and archaeological significance. It is famously known for the discovery of the 'Tepexpan Man,' an early Mesoamerican skeleton, though recent studies suggest it might have been a woman. The town is also home to the Santa Maria Magdalena church, one of the oldest in the region, built during the early years of the Spanish conquest. Tepexpan is rich in natural resources like obsidian and pewter, making it an important town in the municipal region. Visitors can explore its five districts and delve into its rich cultural heritage.
Highlights
- Discovery site of the Tepexpan Man.
- Home to the Santa Maria Magdalena church.
- Rich in obsidian and pewter resources.
- Part of the Acolman municipality.
- Significant archaeological findings from the Late Pleistocene.
Things to consider before traveling to Tepexpan
- Close access to archaeological sites, ideal for history enthusiasts.
- Rich cultural heritage with historical landmarks like the Santa Maria Magdalena church.