Temple National Park

Temple National Park is a desert area to the North of Taquito Town containing numerous temples and desert structures. In this region, one can find... As for natural exhibits, Temple National Park is home to...
 * The Dance Temple (El Templo de Baile): After taking one of the glistening Veredas de Madera pathway over the Río Mole, the most authentic, most unique and most pricy dance location in all of Taco Fortress Zone will be right in front of you! At the Dance Temple, live music, professional DJs and up-and-coming bands from all over come together to create a night you may not remember in the morning! So party on and have fun! And remember to bring extra money; the drinks are a lot but the experience is priceless!
 * The Loothole (El Agujero): A hole full of loot that was originally part of the Dance Temple complex. Have fun getting down there!
 * The Antique Temple (El Templo Antiguo): A small religious center in the ground, excavated very recently and still looking as fine as ever! If you're into archeology, spectacular shades of blue or marvelous, intimate sandstone rooms, this is the place for you to go!
 * The Rising (El Levantamiento): a large mountainous sand pile composed of dunes with a rocky substrate. As a climb, it's thrilling and the views at the top are spectacular and make a wonderful selfie spot for you and panoramas spot for admirers of the park. As usual, it's hard but it's worth it.
 * Lake Washbasin (Lago Aljofaina): The gift for those who are able to climb up and down the Rising (or around it as is possible to do so as well), Lake Washbasin, despite its bizarre name, is more than just an average water source. It's use in antiquity as a resting spot and natural bath for travelers make it one of the most important places in Taco Fortress Zone's far-reaching history. Not that you could tell because the water is so clear!