The Teotihuacan Valley was the cradle of one of the most significant metropolises in the Americas, serving as the center for one of the world’s most distinguished ancient cultures. As you explore the pre-Columbian ruins of this society that thrived centuries before the rise of the Mexica empire in Tenochtitlan (today’s Mexico City), you’ll be enthralled by an extraordinary and mystical archaeological site featuring pyramids and a quaint museum. The site is situated approximately an hour away from Mexico City. The ancient city flourished between 150 BC and 650 AD, covering an expanse of five thousand acres and housing around 120,000 people. At its zenith, Teotihuacan was the foremost city within the Mesoamerican region, attracting pilgrims and merchants from far and wide, demonstrating its significant influence. Teotihuacan exemplifies the epitome of grandeur and meticulous urban design, with its impressive monuments and harmonious architecture.