• Fuente de los Cántaros (modelo: Luz Jiménez) - The journey begins in Mexico City, with pick-up at Parque Mexico (Condesa). This is the transfer time from CDMX to Teotihuacan.
• Palacio de Quetzalpapálotl - The tour starts at this residential complex where ancient Teotihuacans lived. Here, the construction techniques and the murals that adorned the walls will be explored.
• Pirámide de la Luna - In this area, the grandeur of the Pyramid of the Moon and its various construction stages can be admired. The true purpose of these monumental structures will also be understood.
• Pirámide del Sol - This stop showcases the immense scale of the Pyramid of the Sun, the largest structure in Teotihuacan.
• Palacio de Tetitla - Another residential area, located slightly farther from the central zone of Teotihuacan, will be discovered here. The site features murals in excellent condition.
• Templo de Quetzalcóatl - At the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, the magnificence of this remarkable building will be revealed, highlighting the pinnacle of art and stone carving in Teotihuacan.
• Fuente de los Cántaros (modelo: Luz Jiménez) - The tour concludes at the starting point, Parque Mexico. This marks the transfer time from Teotihuacan back to CDMX.

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• In-vehicle air conditioning

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Welcome to Mexico City & the Ancient City of Gods!

Hola! Meet Gio, a local graduate intern from INAH (National Institute of Anthropology and History) and a certified licensed tour guide.

The adventure begins at Parque Mexico, situated in the heart of Condesa.

In Mexico, there’s a popular saying: “full belly, happy heart.” So, before embarking on the exploration of Teotihuacan, a quick stop at a local bakery (just a 10-minute drive away) is planned, where you can enjoy a delightful morning coffee and pastry. Afterward, the journey continues to learn about the Sun Pyramid, Moon Pyramid, and Quetzalcoatl Temple.

Join Gio in exploring this captivating city filled with stories and mysteries. Discover the monuments, residential areas, and intriguing mural paintings. Learn about the process used to create the mortar that held the stones together. Uncover the various colors used by the locals to adorn the city. Walk along the ancient paths once trodden by ancestors. Be amazed by the grandeur of one of the most significant religious and influential centers in Mesoamerica. Gio will share the latest theories and myths about this ancient site and answer any questions about Mexican history.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.