• Teotihuacan Pyramids - Prepare to immerse yourself into the Mexican pre hispanic history trough one of the most important archeological zones in México. Walk from the moon’s temple across the Death’s Avenue and warm up to reach the highest point in the zone: Pyramid of the sun. Once you have charge yourself with the pyramid’s energy, it’s time to see the pyramid of Quetzalcóatl, the most decorated building in Teotihuacan.

After all the workout into the archeological zone, you deserve a feast prepared by the neighbors of Teotihuacan whom cook in the surrounding restaurants. You can order from a large menu, from simple meals to exhotic dishes.
If you prefer, theres also veggie and vegan options .

Once you finished the meal, its the perfect time to visit a local handcrafts workshop. In this place you will not only buy a souvenir but also try a digestive of Tequila, Mezcal and other liqueurs distilled from cacti like Nopal and agave, this one also known as the “tree of wonders”

• Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe - The most important catholic temple in Mexico and Latin America, the second around the world, host remarcable religious buildings from the XVIIIth century like the First basilic dedicated to the virgin of Guadalupe, the “mother of México” and a second basilic builted with modern achitecture at the begining of the second half of the XXth century. Theese main temples conform Guadalupana Village, cradle of the religious mexican devotion .

• Private transportation
• Guided visit
• Bottled water
• Access tickets
• Travelers insurance

• Gratuities
• Lunch