Villaflores

Villaflores is a municipality located in the state of Chiapas, Mexico. It is situated in the central depression region of the state, known for its agricultural activities. The municipality is a significant producer of coffee, corn, and various fruits. Its economy is largely based on agriculture and livestock.

The town of Villaflores serves as the administrative center for the municipality. It is connected by federal highways, facilitating transportation and trade. The region's climate is tropical, with distinct wet and dry seasons, which supports its agricultural output. The population of Villaflores is diverse, with a significant portion being of indigenous descent, primarily from Tzotzil and Tzeltal communities.

Historically, the area was inhabited by indigenous peoples before the arrival of Spanish colonizers. Over time, it developed into an agricultural hub. Villaflores is also known for its natural attractions, including nearby waterfalls and caves, which draw some local tourism. The municipality's cultural landscape reflects a blend of indigenous traditions and mestizo influences, evident in its local festivals and customs. The local government focuses on improving infrastructure and supporting the agricultural sector.