Pueblo Grande is an archaeological site located in Phoenix, Arizona. It was once a significant settlement of the Hohokam culture, which thrived in the region from around 100 to 1450 AD. The site features impressive adobe structures, including a large platform mound and a network of irrigation canals that showcase the advanced agricultural practices of the Hohokam people. Today, Pueblo Grande is preserved as a museum and cultural site, offering visitors insights into the daily life and achievements of the Hohokam. The site includes a visitor center, walking trails, and interpretive exhibits that highlight the history and significance of this ancient civilization.