It is the most sacred place in Tehuacalco. Of the temple only the base remains, on which thick adobe walls were erected to contain the divinity. In front of this temple, great ceremonies dedicated to the rain gods were held, whose lavishness could be observed by the people gathered below and in the surrounding area. There were braziers on the altar and at the top of the stairs copal was burned, which was offered to the four directions with sahumadores. Conch shells, flutes and ocarinas were played while they danced using costumes and paper flags. It is probable that in this place human sacrifices were made, because in front of the stairs a possible stone of sacrifices was located.