Teotihuacan
About 30 miles from Mexico City is the ancient and sacred pre-Hispanic city of Teotihuacan. Next to it are the Quetzalcoatl's Temple, the Moon Pyramid and the Sun Pyramid. This vast Mexican archaeological wonder was once a flourishing ancient city with a rich indigenous history, and architecture. The Pyramids can be explored and even climbed alone or with a guide. You can get a better understanding of the Teotihuacan culture through these old buildings and a glimpse of the civilization responsible for this 250 level ancient pyramid.
Explore the museum on site displaying the history of the 'city of the gods,' with archeological findings such as pottery, bones and other valuable artifacts of the Teotihuacan people.This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the most visited archaeological site in Mexico. The Teotihuacan Pyramids have a fascinating history and are a significant part of the history of Mexico.
The name "Teotihuacan" means "birthplace of the Gods",the Aztecs believed that the gods created the universe from this exact spot. The ruins are incredibly well preserved and offer breathtaking views at the top of the pyramids.Visitors can experience what is known as medicine walks,meditation in a dark cave and a temazcal (spiritual steam ritual). If you are brave enough to try one of these you might experience a spiritual awakening like many others have.
