Teotihuacan is an archaeological zone that still remains an enigma, standing over a thousand years after it was abandoned. Our visit to this site will provide you with a solid understanding of the people who built it, how and why it is situated where it is, and the relationship among early Mesoamerican cultures.
We will visit the Pyramid of the Feathered Serpent, walk along the Avenue of the Dead, see the impressive Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon (since the pandemic there is no longer access to climb either of them) and enter a superimposed pyramid (a pyramid buried inside of another pyramid). Basically, this is everything you wanted to know about Teotihuacan and were afraid to ask!
NOTE: The time of this tour can run from three to six hours, depending on your level of interest and availability of time. Our route can include a visit to one or two of the on-site museums, one or two habitational areas, and an Indian coop to see how obsidian is worked today and how many products are extracted from the local maguey cactus.
Transportation can be arranged upon request (travel time is approximately one hour each way).
NOTE: The only structure accessible for climbing is the Pyramid of the Feathered Serpent. The Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon are NO LONGER accessible for climbing.