2025 San Juan Teotihuacan de Arista Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

This is the Temple of the Sun located in Mexico. I took an Uber from the Mexican airport and stopped by for a bit. I think it took about an hour. It's in the shape of a pyramid. It was my first time seeing something like this, so it felt amazing. I'm not sure how big it is compared to the Egyptian pyramids, but it looks huge. I think it took about 20 minutes to get to the top. The slope is quite steep. You have to be especially careful when going down. When you get to the top, all directions are wide open. #HotPlace

The Pyramid of the Sun and Moon in Mexico "Teotihuacán" is an ancient Indian civilization that began about 200 BC and died in 750 BC. Its ruins are located about 40 kilometers northeast of Mexico City. It can be said to be the earliest urban-level settlement in the entire Americas. It is also the largest existing ancient Indian civilization ruins. It is a must-visit attraction in Mexico. After buying a ticket, go straight and you will see the Pyramid of the Sun. #TravelCoolExperience#Attraction Photo Guide#Go to the Museum for Adventure

🔮 I visited Teotihuacan, located about an hour and a half drive from Mexico City. This ancient city is home to the famous 'Pyramid of the Sun' and 'Pyramid of the Moon,' names that are familiar to many. Seeing this place, which I had only encountered in history textbooks, in person was a truly moving experience. The most impressive feature was the sheer size of the Pyramid of the Sun. As I approached it, I felt an overwhelming sense of awe. The climb to the top was quite steep, but the panoramic view from the summit made the effort worthwhile. The expansive ruins stretching out into the distance combined with the open sky created a unique sense of tranquility. 🌳 The Pyramid of the Moon, though smaller than the Pyramid of the Sun, felt more orderly due to its location and layout. Walking slowly along the 'Avenue of the Dead,' which connects the ruins, I found it fascinating to imagine the lives of the people who once lived there. 🍁 While there were many tourists, it didn’t feel overly crowded. However, the sun was intense, so hats and water were essential. Near the entrance, there were numerous souvenir shops, and the distinctive obsidian crafts of the area stood out. If you have an interest in history and culture, this is a must-visit destination. It’s more than just a tourist spot; it’s an experience that feels like traveling back in time. 🌲 Mexican folk art, rooted in Maya and Aztec civilizations, is characterized by vibrant colors and symbolism inspired by nature and mythology. Handicrafts, pottery, and textiles are among its most representative forms. 🌺

I visited Teotihuacan. It takes about an hour from the Mexican airport, and thankfully, I knew someone who could drive me there. There is a bus from the city, and Uber is also available. I remember the entrance fee was 100 pesos per person. The pyramids are huge. The Temple of the Sun is said to be the second largest in the world. There are a lot of tourists, but especially on weekends, it is free for locals, so there are a lot of people. So I recommend a weekday. We only had 2 hours, so we couldn't see the museum, but I recommend setting aside 4 hours. The guide will try to solicit customers, but I heard that it is cheaper if you make a reservation in advance on Naver or a local night tour. I heard that group tours require a guide. For souvenirs, the shops at the entrance are cheaper. If you look inside the area, the peddlers are very expensive! If you go to Mexico City, be sure to stop by. Have a nice trip. #Teotihuacan #MexicoTravel

The place I really wanted to visit when I went to Mexico City was the pyramid ruins! There is the Pyramid of the Moon and the Pyramid of the Sun There is even a museum inside, so I was able to study historical knowledge ‼️There is no place to avoid the sun, so a wide-brimmed hat! Sunscreen! is a must 📍Pirámides de Teotihuacan 55825 San Martín de las Pirámides, State of Mexico, Mexico #HongKongFlightEvent

Pontevedra is an amazing place in Galicia, Spain.

#timetotravel Coruña Port is well established for tourists cruise routes both north and south. it's 5 mins walk to the city and there's a lot to offer for all tourists like the very old light house and a UNESCO World heritage Site. Rock carving from the iron age and very old beautiful old town. When my friend asked me meet here I don't know about this city and I just roaming around with my google map and its directed me to the white sandy beach near the Finisterrae Aquarium. It was an amazing trip because I didn't expect much and it's crazy that I've got astonished how beautiful the place. #coruna #Spain #UNESCO WORLDHERITAGE #lighthouse #travel

It's been about 10 months since I've been in Mexico. I've been meaning to go to Teotihuacan since the day I first arrived, but I didn't think I'd be able to go for this long😅 Still, I'm glad I was able to go before I went back to Korea. Among the things I saw in Teotihuacan, the most memorable were the Pyramid of the Moon, the Pyramid of the Sun, and the Temple of Quetzalcoatl. The sunlight was so hot that I covered myself with a jacket all day longㅎㅎ Sunscreen is a must in Mexico!! If you don't, your skin will burn and you'll suffer..ㅎㅎ Also, at the entrance, some people will come to you and explain about Teotihuacan and say that they'll drive you back, but it'll be hard because it'll take a long time to get back. If you don't want to take that, you can take a bus back at the end^^ So don't waste your money and just go in~~ #Teotihuacan #TempleExploration #MexicoTravel #Tips