Guachimontones Tour: Explore Unique Concentric Archaeological Ruins in Guadalajara
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3 Ratings
Guadalajara
During this tour we will visit the Guachimontones, unique concentric archaeological ruins of their kind, located between Magdalena and Teuchitlán. We continue our visit to the ‘Phil Weigand’ museum, where a video of the Teuchitlán tradition will be shown.
Duration:
6 hours, 30 minutes
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- Zona Arqueologica Teuchitlan o Guachimontones - Know the round pyramids of Jalisco, located in the town of Teuchitlan, know this ceremonial center of pre-Hispanic culture
What's Included
- Travel insurance included
- Bilingual tour guide
What's Not Included
- Food and drinks
- Nothing not previously specified
Additional Information
- Please consider it is a share service with bilingual guide, not exclusive English or Spanish, depending on the number of participants of each language.
Location
Centro
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Stefania_f
May 1, 2023
Great experience - Norberto was an excellent guide on this tour. Professional, knowledgeable and friendly. We learnt a lot on this tour about Mexico.
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574richardd
Nov 18, 2023
Worthwhile day trip from Guadalajara - We visited this site with a private tour guide, which was very helpful. On the day we visited, the lighting and the remains of fog made the site more dramatic. The pyramids are impressive and of a different design (like truncated cones) than others. The museum has only a few displays, but these are helpful, as is a video, in putting the site in context.
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Njcricketer
May 23, 2022
Don't miss the Museum to really get a better understanding of the place! - We combined this visit with a trip to Tequilla so it made it worth it. It was hot and dry in May so the greenery seen in pictures for Guachimontones was not there but the drive and setting is quite beautiful. The new Museum is worth visiting to get a better perspective - not sure whether to do it before or after. If you have a good guide better to do it later - at least he will explain things and take more time at each site.
Timeline wise it is a couple of centuries ago so worth a visit.
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