SOLD OUT! Please join the waitlist on Eventbrite HERE!Capacity: 30 Situated 30 miles outside of Mexico City, this vast urban complex was active between the 100 BCE and 600 CE and populated by more than 200,000 residents at its apex. Now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Teotihuacan was the largest cultural center in the Americas prior to European contact. The site is home to some of the world’s largest monuments, including the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, the Temple of the Sun, and the Temple of the Moon. Aside from its grand monuments, the city is considered a model of urbanization and large-scale planning that is structured on a grid system orientated to the cosmos.
The tour will be led by guides who are knowledgeable about the site’s history, cultural significance, and preservation.
Lunch will be hosted in a nearby cave complex.
Hats, sunblock, ample water, and sturdy close-toed shoes are strongly recommended.
👟👟👟 - This tour includes significant walking, including steep stairs. Bussing provided to site. Meet in Hilton Lobby.
Cost: $150 (lunch included)
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