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All visitors to Mexico City make the obligatory side trip to Teotihuacán. The city was at its height around A.D. 400 and had fallen into ruins by the time the Aztecs arrived. Today, the remains of this unknown civilization are largely incomprehensible. The dominant sound comes from children with toy flutes, which you can buy from people in traditional dress along the posthumously named Avenue of the Dead.
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It is required if you travel to Mexico, to visit Teotihuacan. It is a unique experience to stand before these monuments built by the Mayas. On another occasion we would like to see a blog that talks about Cancun, Cancun vacations. Thank you.
Posted by: Olympus Tours | August 28, 2009 at 02:34 PM