The Grandiose Temple of Quechula was built with the belief that the village of its namesake would boast of a large and booming population. Today, the abandoned city hosts schools of fish that feed the livelihood of local fishermen submerged within the Nezahualcoyotl reservoir, at least partially.
Over the past six months, drought in Chiapas, Mexico, has plunged water levels at the Nezahualcoyotl reservoir built on the Grijalva River to extreme levels.
