Palenque

Palenque is an ancient Mayan city located in Mexico’s Chiapas state. It was one of the most important cities of the Maya civilization and is known for its well-preserved structures, including the Temple of Inscriptions, the Palace, and the Temple of the Sun.
 
The art of Palenque is characterized by intricate stone carvings and sculptures that depict Mayan gods, rulers, and scenes from daily life. The city was also known for its use of hieroglyphics, which were used to record the city’s history and tell stories.
 
The food in Palenque is a mix of indigenous and Spanish influences, with staple ingredients including maize, beans, and chili peppers. Some traditional dishes include tamales, tacos, and pozole.
 
The people of Palenque are primarily descended from the ancient Mayan civilization, but also have a mix of Spanish and African ancestry. Today, many of the people in the region still speak Mayan languages and maintain their traditional customs and beliefs.