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The Convent of San José Coneta in La Trinitaria is made up of magnificent ruins of its church dating from the second half of the 17th century. It is a single-nave building with an extraordinary façade that makes it one of the greatest monuments of colonial Chiapas art. The importance of this building lies in the unique expressions produced by local artists in a remote town of colonial Chiapas. Its superimposed decoration has no parallel anywhere else in the state; the architectural forms do not refer to other known ones.
La Trinitaria (formerly Zapaluta) its name means in Nahuatl "Way of Dwarves", is a municipality located in the southeast of Mexico in the state of Chiapas, known for its natural, historical and archaeological attractions, among them are: Lagunas de Montebello National Park, Lagos de Colón, Parador Santa María Museum, former San José Coneta convent, the Parish of the Holy Trinity, the ruins of the pre-Columbian city of Chinkultic in the cold zone, and in the warm zone the ruins of Lagartero, among others. It is a municipality full of history, culture and traditions, its inhabitants (Los Zapalutecos, Caramelos or Trinitarenses), are kind, generous and respectful, they stand out in different fields (local and international).
In La Trinitaria the most important celebrations are the Feast of Saint Sebastian, the Eternal Father, the Trinity, the Holy Cross and the Virgin of Guadalupe.
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