Travel Blogs from Teotihuacan, Mexico

Did we just get cat-called by riot police???!

A travel blog entry by jessica_cdn

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... to see some ruins at Teotihuacan. Check out this link for more info on the site: http://www.mexperience.com/guide/archaeology/teotihuacan.htm It was a really fun day, even if we were harassed by vendors every three minutes! I swear, they outnumbered ...

Teotihuacan - Pyramids and Ruins

A travel blog entry by andanddan

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... city. It was developed around the early part of the 1st century AD and eventually collapsed in the 7th century AD. Although ancient Teotihuacan used to cover more than 20 sq km, most of what there is to see today lies along the 2km stretch of the ...

The pyramids of Teotihuacan

A travel blog entry by tonyandmarina

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... . It is also a place where people crawl on their knees to thank her for favours. http://www.sacredsites.com/americas/mexico/nuestra_senora_de _guadalupe.html Then the mandatory tourist trap, the cactus plantation (where a cactus attacks me, bad ...

The Pyramids!

A travel blog entry by engelkeros

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Well, today was our visit to Teotihuacan - where the ancient Aztec pyramids are. We are all very exhausted, well perhaps I shall just speak for myself and say that I am, so I apologize ahead of time for keeping this one a bit short. Aside from the 3 ...

Teotihuacan, la grandiose

A travel blog entry by mike-christelle

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Vous les attendiez, les voilà , les fameuses pyramides géantes du Soleil et de la Lune. Soyez moins bête que moi quand vous viendrez. Chapeau et écran solaire s'imposent, quelque soit le degré de moutonnement nuageux à l'horizon. Moi, j'ai fini ...

HotAirBalloon

A travel blog entry by chadroy

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Off to Puerto Escondido tomorrow, photos added. Im tired, its ...

Die Azteken

A travel blog entry by tripumdiewelt

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Ursprünglich dachten wir ja, dass hier unter jedem Kaktus ein kleiner Mexikaner mit großem Sombrereo sitzt und Siesta macht.Nun, das war natürlich ein Irrglaube. Hier in Mexiko Stadt laufen alle in Jeans und Polohemden rum, mit Handys - und ohne ...

Mexico!!!!!

A travel blog entry by agnesdaria

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... le Pulque ( me dder pas ce qu il y a dedans...c est bon mais je prefere pas savoir!) pas encore le mescal... Sinon Mexico en general.... C est joli et les gens sont vraiment sympas. Le metro est vraiment bien aussi bien voir mieux que le notre...c ...

Aztec

A travel blog entry by elrigster

... , parks or even sporting events happening so we made the choice to go and see the Aztec ruins on the outskirts of the city in Teotihuacan. They were still open and although we had not originally planned to go and see them, well at least it took us out of ...

Teotihuacan

A travel blog entry by dane

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I went and checked out Teotihuacan. It's famous. It has the largest pyramid in the world (not tallest). It close to Mexico City. That's about all I can say for it. But I did buy a really cool shirt. Is tie-dye cool again? Damn right it ...

Teotihuacán Mexico

A travel blog entry by martinlizama

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Teotihuacán, Mexico

A travel blog entry by itsgotime

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Our first official ruins!  Teotihuacán the oldest ruin in Mexico.  A city built over 2000 years ago,  that diverted a river and housed as many as 200,000 people (counts vary) - it was pretty impressive.  Basing our trip from an R.V ...

The place where the Gods were made

A travel blog entry by nunorita

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... "The place where the Gods were made". This aztec archeological site is mainly composed by the Sun and Moon Pyramids, the Path of the Dead, the Jaguars' Palace and the Temple of Quetzalcátl. Teotihuacan was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987. ...

Amazing Teotihuacan Pyramids and Ruins

A travel blog entry by stevelegassick

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Very big, very cool, jaw-dropping pyramids that you can still climb and extensive ruins of the city. The Google Earth map pin is right on top of the big one, with the smaller one almost 1km to the north, you can't miss ...

Alte Steine

A travel blog entry by onthesunnyside

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... , verschissene Tage und Naechte verbrachte, besuchte ich mit Nathan, meiner Reisebekanntschaft aus dem Hostel, die pre-Hispanische Stadt Teotihuacan. Sie gilt als eine groessten Zonen, wo Funde und Gebaeude aus der Zeit vor den Azteken erhalten geblieben ...