• Palacio de Bellas Artes - Begin the adventure at the Palacio de Bellas Artes, a renowned landmark in Mexico City. This magnificent marble palace, famous for its Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture, serves as both a cultural gem and an ideal starting point for the journey.

From this location, board private transportation for a seamless and comfortable ride directly to Teotihuacán, avoiding unnecessary stops and tourist traps. This ensures more time to explore the ancient city and less time spent in transit.

Relax and prepare to journey back in time as the group heads to one of the world’s most remarkable archaeological sites.

• Teotihuacan Pyramids - Upon arrival at Gate 1 of Teotihuacán, disembark from the private transportation and take a few moments to prepare for the exploration. This is an excellent opportunity to use the restrooms, apply sunscreen, and ensure all essentials are ready for the three-hour immersive experience.

With the pyramids visible in the distance, the energy of this ancient city is palpable. Once everyone is ready, the guided tour begins, revealing the secrets of this captivating archaeological site step by step.

• Calzada de los Muertos - The vast Calzada de los Muertos—The Avenue of the Dead—will immediately capture attention. This impressive, 3-kilometer-long ceremonial road was the main artery of the ancient city, leading travelers, priests, and rulers through its grand structures.

From this viewpoint, enjoy a stunning first look at the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon, standing as silent sentinels of a civilization that flourished over 1,500 years ago. As the walk along this sacred path begins, the mysteries of its name, the society that built it, and the hidden messages in its layout will be uncovered.

• Templo de Quetzalcóatl - The first stop is the Temple of Quetzalcóatl, one of Teotihuacán’s most revered structures. This temple is distinguished by its intricately carved stone heads of Quetzalcóatl, the Feathered Serpent, and Tlaloc, the rain god.

Beneath it, archaeologists discovered ritual burials of warriors, highlighting the city’s link between power and sacrifice. As the exploration continues, the hidden meanings and the temple’s role in Teotihuacán’s spiritual life will be revealed.

• Edificios superpuestos - Enter an active excavation site to explore the intriguing concept of overlapping structures in Teotihuacán. Unlike other ancient cities, temples and buildings here were not demolished but built over in successive layers, preserving earlier phases beneath them.

As the descent continues, original murals, staircases, and chambers hidden for centuries will be visible, offering a rare insight into the city’s architectural evolution and ritual practices.

• Piramide del Sol - Standing at 65 meters (213 feet) tall, the Pyramid of the Sun is the largest structure in Teotihuacán and one of the most impressive pyramids in Mesoamerica. Constructed over 1,900 years ago, its exact purpose remains unknown, though it’s believed to have been a sacred monument aligned with celestial events.

From its base, explore its imposing architecture and hidden tunnels, discussing the rituals and astronomical significance that made it the heart of this ancient metropolis.

• Piramide de la Luna - The journey through Teotihuacán concludes at the Pyramid of the Moon, the second-largest structure in the city. This pyramid was the site of ceremonial rituals and sacrifices, perfectly aligned with the surrounding mountains, symbolizing a sacred connection between earth and sky.

From this vantage point, take a final moment to appreciate the grandeur of Teotihuacán before returning, ending the exploration with a deeper understanding of this ancient civilization.

• Private transportation
• Tickets to the Archeological Park
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Snacks

• Not Recommended for travelers with mobility problems

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