Tala

Tala is a residential community found 30 kilometers due west of Guadalajara and best known for its expansive, government-worked sugar refinery, scandalous for being the significant polluter of Lake La Vega.

Two thousand years back, in any case, Tala was the private locale of a substantial city with a populace of somewhere in the range of 60,000 individuals. "In all likelihood," says paleologist Rodrigo Esparza, "in the times of the Teuchitlán progress, the colossal greater part of its kin lived in and around what is currently called Tala, which was rich in woods, water and obsidian stores, while the adjacent Guachimontones were saved for official business and functions."