The Ejido and Aguacaliente Hot Springs in Cacahoatán is a small indigenous Mam community, which has a tributary running through its canyon that pays tribute to the Coátan River, which in its stormy descent down the volcanic slope, forms two waterfalls of more than 100 meters high. On a ledge of the mountain where the waterfall falls, a spring of hot spring water springs out from its depths, creating a bubbling pool through which the hot water transpires and comes out to the outside, forming a pool of orange sediments and an approximate temperature of 50 degrees Celsius, bearable for the human