Teotihuacan Mexico - 55800 San Juan Teotihuacan de Arista

It's pretty amazing to see these pyramids that have only been dug out less than 100 years ago. Wear sunscreen and don't be fooled by the cool morning weather, it gets pretty hot there as the day goes by.

This was an amazing experience and I recommend it to everyone! There is so much to learn here, and so much history! We made it just in time to see the Danza de los Voladores and went on to view the pyramids, the museum and underground dwellings. It was an awesome experience. The best restaurant to eat there (in my opinion) was the taco place near the front parking area. Lots of cool gifts being sold by many vendors. So educational and so much fun!

Don’t go during COVID. It’s closed! They told they’re planning to reopen in May. Check very carefully to make sure it’s actually open.

A must see in Mexico. This glorious world heritage site has several pyramids, many of which are mind blowing in hight and size, for you to climb. Wonderful. Expect to spend half a day here. You should be in good physical health and be comfortable with heights.

Its an amazing site. Be prepared for extremely steep stair climbs. Its very easy to become winded. The altitude of the area has a smaller than average oxygen content. Take your time and rest as you go. Some stairs have ropes to hold and others do not. Slow and easy is the key. There are many souvenir sellers. NEVER take the first price. I bought a necklace that was offered for 400 pesos and got it for 100. I had to walk away 4 times. The bathroom is at the very entrance of the site. If you need to use it do it before you start. If you do need to go back out it will not be a problem. Bus tickets to the site from Central station in CDMX are located next to counter number 8. They are for the bus only. The park admission will be after you get off the bus at puerta # 2. My bus driver was not very good about saying when to get off as there are 2 or 3 stops in the town that are NOT for the pyramids. Don't get off too soon by mistake. When returning, there is a bus stop opposite the main gate of the site. Watch for the Central bus sign on the bus window. Drivers will stop for vendors to board the bus and sell their wares. They will also allow for musicians to board the bus in route to play for a tip .Welcome to Mexico. You can eat and drink on the bus. Pack you own things or pay the local prices. Wear very comfortable shoes and bring a backup cell battery. Also, its very common for the police to board the bus and look for anything suspicious. You will very likely have a video of your face taken as well. Enjoy. its a nice trip.

World heritage! Amazing place, a must if you are in Mexico City. Take comfortable shoes, a hut to avoid sunburn and enough water. You can buy water and a hut directly at the entrance, but not later, so be sure to buy it there otherwise you have to walk all the way back. Be there early to avoid it to be overcrowded. Sunday entrance for free for Mexicans and Mexico residents.

Very impressive pyramids. But be aware that you need to use sunscreen or special cream for sun. Or umbrella. Because I had sunburn in November. And it's better to take guide to explain you some history and stories. Also of course they will try to sell you something)

Great archeological site. You will spend most of the day here because the site is so big. I recomend for a tourist on a budget getting the bus from bus station in Mexico City. "Teohtihuacan bus line" (bus line is a bit old but will get you there safe) will take you right to front of site and pick you up. Last pick up @ 6pm. But obviously the best way to get there is if you rent a car @ airport and drive @ your own pace