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Small archaeological site on a 200-m-high hill about 5 km north of town. The site was occupied by the Zoque culture during the preclassic period and is dated from 1500 BC to 250 AD. The main structures at the site include a 10-m-high pyramid and a series of platforms and altars.
The oldest church in the state of Chiapas, this unusual looking colonial era church is a rare example of mudejar architecture in Mexico. It is basically a Gothic style church with Muslim architectural details. The church was built in the 16th century.
The town's main square (Zocalo) is a manicured garden lined with walking paths, park benches, and centered around a grand bandstand (kiosco). It's a great place for wasting time and people watching. Sundays the park fills with families spending the afternoon together.