Tips for Visiting Mexico’s Pyramids and Archaeology Sites
Make the most your visit to Mexico's pyramids and archaeology sites with these practical tips to help you plan ahead and enjoy your visit
Pyramids & Archaeology in Mexico
Guides and articles about Mexico’s ancient cities and civilizations
Guides and articles about Mexico’s ancient cities and civilizations
Cholula, Churches and Volcanoes
Watched-over by impressive volcanoes, Cholula offers travelers a unique colonial experience
The Best Way to Experience Chichen Itzá and Uxmal
Stay at one of the fine hotels near Chichen Itza and Uxmal to get the most from a visit here
Hacienda Uxmal near Merida, Yucatán
Hacienda Uxmal offers comfortable and very agreeable accommodations in the heart of the Yucatán jungle
Experience Uxmal
Uxmal is an attractive and fascinating Maya archaeology site along the Ruta Puuc, near Mérida, in the state of Yucatán
Experience Chichen Itza
The ancient city of Chichen Itzá is one of the most-visited and most impressive archaeological sites in Mexico
Experience Monte Albán
Breath-taking views and fascinating insights into ancient civilizations are offered to visitors of Monte Albán, the city built upon a leveled mountain
Experience Bonampak
Situated in the heart of the Lacandon jungle, the building of Bonampak feature highly detailed and well-preserved frescoes, The destination is a true delight for archaeologists and visitors.
Experience Chinkultic
Chinkultic, nearby the lakes of Montebello, offers visitors dramatic views across the jungle and the only known cenote in the state of Chiapas
Experience Cobá
Nestled in the jungle of Yucatán, Cobá is thought to have been an important trading center during Mayan times, although mysteries about this place remain to this day
Experience El Tajin
The ruins at El Tajin offer visitors the opportunity to witness unusual structures amidst one of the most enigmatic and fascinating archaeological ruins in Mexico
Experience Mitla
Mitla, which means 'place of rest' or 'place of dead' is an ancient center of religious ceremonies and sacrifice, situated less than an hour's drive from Oaxaca City
