One arrives walking for a sacbé of the city, the widest of all, in whose trajectory we found a stela and several altars. The buildings sit on a great leveling of the land that raises between 1 and 4 meters. It has three buildings of considerable height not yet explored and others of different dimensions.

The eight carved stelae are mostly highly eroded by the passage of time and weathering, so it is difficult to distinguish the representations depicted on them. In spite of it, it is possible to appreciate that they share the same thematic: a richly dressed personage, who sustains a great ceremonial bar on his chest and captives accompany him under his feet and/or to the sides. Several glyphs frame the scene. The dates on these monuments correspond to the 7th century AD.