Pyramids near Mexico City? Discover Teotihuacan

Teotihuacan is an amazing archeological site close to Mexico City. Here you find two of the largest pyramids in Mexico: the pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon. In this video, you'll discover why Teotihuacan is so important. This was once the main city in the Americas and one of the most important in the world.

The original video is in English, this is an automatic translation to help you watch in your own language. There are subtitles as well, you can activate them by typing C (desktop) or clicking the video, then at CC at the top of the screen (mobile).

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All about Mexico City's closest pyramids - travel guide
00:00 This is how impressive Teotihuacan is
01:21 Bus trip from Mexico City
02:33 Arrival in Teotihuacan
03:58 Exploring the first archeological sites
06:16 Pyramid of the Sun - the 3rd largest in the world
11:02 Pyramid of the Moon
14:45 Other archeological sites in Teotihuacan
16:20 What about the Teotihuacan people?
17:42 Departure from Teotihuacan
18:33 Late lunch at La Casa de Toño restaurant

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I am a Brazilian-American journalist living in Florida. After traveling the world working with sports, news, and events for over 15 years, I realized that what I really love is the travel part of it all. So I exchanged life in the newsrooms and stadiums for the daily challenge of being an independent content producer. I created this channel to share the beauties of the world... stuff that for so long I only kept to myself. Also to help people planning similar trips and to inspire more people to venture out and enjoy life!

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[christinamunoz]

I went there on a rainy day ... I literally had the whole place to myself. No people at all. It was breathtaking, incredible and magical. I really did feel close to God that day ...

[maxcalifornia]

I appreciate all your Mexico City videos. I will be going in October for two weeks. All these videos are informative and I appreciate the knowledge of history your research and gathered for this video.

[degsie]

Wonderful, informative and fun to watch as always - you two make the best travel videos by far, keep up the excellent work 🙏👍👍

[mskinternational]

I love your vidéos and the ton of info you provide. Above all I love your accent and the banter :)

[leilla]

I was there in 2010 and I got to climb the pyramid of the sun and it was so grueling once you reach the top the view is magnificent

[terry-cnks]

Another great one loved seeing the pyramids Thank You Renata

[travelswithLiz.]

Hello from Vancouver, Canada! Just recently discovered your channel Renata! Loving your videos! You and your husband have created a wonderful, informative and inspiring channel for those who love travel! Thank you so much! Can't wait to see where you guys go next!

[josebravo]

Love this video!
I am enjoying watching your videos, a nice storyteller you are!!
Thanks for sharing.
He visitado tres veces este majestuoso lugar y aún me sigue impresionando.
Saludos de un Mexicano en Canadá!

[josephmontoya]

Great video, love that you have also included some history facts. first video i have seen from you channel . Thank you for the content . Just subscribed

[msmacmac]

Amazing! I am visiting CDMX for two weeks in May. This will be a day trip. Beautiful work

[stevepritchard]

Love your enthusiasm Renata, great video. Where did all the people go, nobody knows? Perhaps they too heard of a place, a place with an eagle a snake and a cactus?

[yolig.]

Excellent video and great information, thank you !

[reygonzalez]

Very interesting that you know a lot about the history of the pyramides I like your knowledge

[enoquealencar]

Hello renatinha. .good morning. So amazing

[yukat]

Great video to learning about Mexican ancient history. And I always enjoy seeing cute side of Gordon, hatogenic Renata, and you two wearing Tokyo 2020 masks occasionally😁

[ivanSever]

Интересна история жизни древних людей, монументальные сооружения они возводили

[lencrites]

A friend took me to the pyramids end of March 2022. I think I got short changed. We must of entered at the gate you exited. I plan on returning next year on my own. Most excellente vlog! Muchas gracias! 😎

[viffer]

I climbed both the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon. At that elevation it was quite tough but the views were spectacular. Too bad you can’t climb them anymore but I suppose it’s just become too popular now.

[javiergutierrez]

THX Very Charming Video ... Gracias Desde Tijuana, Mexico..:)

[indriahappy]

I like this, history and culture tour. 100 BC that mean in other side world maybe era king david and solomo . This is amazing architecture .