A feathered serpent bares its teeth at the site of the Great Temple of Tenochtitlan ... locations before settling on the islands of Lake Texcoco, in the Valley of Mexico, which was controlled ...

A couple who moved from Los Angeles to Utah about 45 years ago to run a radio station are now operating the only Hindu temple ...

It lingers in temple ruins, place names ... Built on a series of islands in Lake Texcoco, it was connected to the mainland by long causeways and fed by canals, aqueducts, and floating gardens.

from the path to the temple. Wind chimes inscribed with blessings dangle from the guardrails and glisten in the sunlight. Though host to over six million visitors every year, Sun Moon Lake ...

Nopal cactus grows where others wouldn’t dare. Resilient, versatile, and adaptive, it is one of the most widely recognized endemic plants of the Americas. Yet the cactus’s symbolism is especially deep ...

By dawn, hundreds of Spanish and Indigenous bodies floated in the waters of Lake Texcoco. Cortés had lost his treasured city, and the defeat was near total. Legend says that, crushed by his ...