The ancient depopulated village, perched on Pueblo Mesa just south of Cañones, include the foundations of hundreds of rooms and ceremonial kivas. Stones etched into the mesa's edge speak of a culture that thrived between 1200–1325 CE—a quiet memorial to memory and continuity.
Tsi Ping (also Tsiping or Tsi’pinouinge) invites you to walk among the stones of a Classic Pueblo community that once numbered several hundred. Its surviving walls, hearths, and kivas nestle into the rim of Canyon Mesa, where each room’s low foundation frames a connection between earth, sky, and story.
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