The Temples of Teotihuacán

Teotihuacán is one of the most significant archaeological sites of Mexico. It was one of the largest cities in the ancient world, with an estimated population of over 100,000 people at its peak around 450 AD.

[EresirThest]

Man that scale really is imposing. What a magnificent building.

[Eugene-tmfm]

Damn I never fully realized how big the mesoamerican pyramids were until seeing this. Neat stuff!

[amyomohundro]

Fall of Civilizations podcast does a good job, but History with Cy has been tucking me into bed for years now. Thank you!

[TheTir]

Been a few heads rolled down those steps.

[mikefilimon]

Was just there three days ago. Amazing!!!

[Morfeusm]

Looks amazing! What a wonderful culture!

[MrLee-cypw]

I've been there. The temple at that site is amazing. They even had plumbing!

[Knards]

I have climbed the Pyramid of the Moon, this is one of the greatest archeology sites in the American continents

[RubenIturbeGarcía]

Realmente no tengo gusto de conocer las pirámides de Egipto, pero estás son magníficas en todos los sentidos!!!

[Discotekh_Dynasty]

Magnificent. What a shame so many were destroyed

[crmessonk]

Every day must have been leg day for these people with going up and done all those stairs.

[zipperwookie]

That seems like a bunch of car, plane, train and bus rides just to reach a staircase that I’m not allowed to climb.

[SmilefortheJudge]

I mean. I thought it was bigger. Barely a couple inches of phone screen…

[moonrunner]

You didn’t get the pyramid of the moon in?!

[Arjunarjunskiy]

A once thriving civilization unexpectedly came to an end. This kind of thing happens. But in this case, it's hard to tell who the real barbarians are. Are they the ones with more advanced technology, the invaders, or those who were invaded?