Tultitlán is a small city north of Mexico City (but within its metropolitan area), in the state of Mexico, in Mexico.
There’s nothing special about it but it dated back to 15,000 years ago and is one of the oldest human settlements in continuous occupation in the Americas as a result. It has a nice but small town centre but I mostly went for the Templo Santa Muerte, a “church” (mostly a shop) dedicated to the Mexican folk saint, Holy Death or Saint Death. She’s a mix between Catholicism and the Native Amnerican goddess of death, originated from the Mexico City barrio Tepito.
Despite condemnation from His Holiness The Pope Francis I, Sovereign of the Vatican City, she has tens of millions of followers in Mexico and beyond.