Visited this pyramid complex and museum, in fact so much that I'm going back again in 2 months. You can tour on your own leisurely, recommend highly that you buy one of the maps in the store by the exit. Just backtrack from the entrance, and go around to the exit and there's the store - outside the complex gate.... more

This seems to be a lesser know site so there were hardly any people when we went on a Saturday. It is located about 2 hours from downtown Mexico City. Fantastic museum with wonderful explanations of the site and culture. We stayed at a small place about 5 minutes from the site called Casa Marly. (Will try to figure out... more

I loved my visit to Xochicalco. LIke the other post, make sure that you bring some water because it can be very warm and there isn't much shade. The cost is about 40 pesos ($4 US) The coolest part was the observatory, at a certain time of day a thin beam of light shines in a very dark room, very... more

Despite the horrific, dry heat the Archaeological Zone of Xochicalco is as impressive as the Aztec Tehutihucan. It is resplendent with its Observatorio used during the Summer Soltice and is found inside a cave. On the grounds surroundng are the court of the Juego de Pelota (a form of early basketball), the steam room used to purify the winners of... more

Es una de las ruinas que he visitado en Mexico que está muy bien conservado. Tiene un museo, al que... more