🌵 Mexico Travel – A Hot Journey Under the Mayan Civilization and the Sun
by bbachon
Aug 4, 2025
[Teotihuacan de Arista | An "ancient city" woven by the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon]
A World Heritage Site where ancient activities and mysteries come into view as soon as you step inside
Teotihuacan is one of the largest urban ruins in the Americas, which flourished from 100 BC to around the 7th century.
At its peak, 120,000 to 200,000 people lived there, and the ruins are connected by the orderly "Avenue of the Dead," and the Pyramid of the Sun (64m high), Pyramid of the Moon, and Temple of the Feathered Serpent are symbols .
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📍[Location]
San Juan Teotihuacan, State of Mexico (about 40-50km northeast of central Mexico City / about 1 hour by car).
🕰[Opening hours and fees]
- Usually 9:00-17:00 (may vary depending on the day of the week)
- Admission fees are reasonable, it is easy to access by car, and there is a parking lot.
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✨【Recommended points】
•Overwhelming scale! The Pyramid of the Sun is the second largest in Mexico.
•Walking along the Avenue of the Dead, you will be impressed by the detailed carvings and murals of the Pyramid of the Moon and the Temple of the Feathered Serpent.
•You will gain more knowledge of archaeology and urban planning! Its long history and influence spread throughout Mexico, and it was even worshipped by the Aztecs.
•A World Heritage Site that is easy to visit. Depending on your mood, you can enjoy a hot air balloon ride or a local gourmet tour.
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🎒【Tips】
•The sun is strong and you feel high up, so don't forget to bring a hat, water, and comfortable shoes.
•It's best to go around the Pyramid of the Sun → Avenue of the Dead → Pyramid of the Moon in the morning. Be careful as it gets hot in the afternoon⚠️.
•Guided tours are recommended! You can learn more about the historical background and the meaning of the murals, which will deepen your understanding.
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#Mexico #MexicoCity
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