Teotihuacan - City of the gods

During the prehispanic era, Teotihuacan was one of the largest citites of Mesoamerica.  This name was given by the Mexicas who found the city already built but abandoned.  The Mexicas believed that gods had made it.  Teotihuacan means city of the gods.  It is unknown who were the first people who lived in Teotihuacan.

Side view of "Templo del Sol" the largest pyramid in Teotihuacan

Walking ... uh? not my group!

See people walking toward the top of "Templo del Sol"

A lot of people walking towards the top of "Templo del Sol"

Templo del Sol

View from half way- Templo del Sol

At the top of Templo del Sol

View from the top of Templo del Sol

A group of wonderful colleagues, notice that I am the youngest one.

A small pyramid between "Templo del Sol" and "Templo de la Luna" - Calzada de los Muertos, the street that separates both temples

A small pyramid between "Templo del Sol" and "Templo de la Luna" - Calzada de los Muertos, the street that separates both temples

Inside mural - over 2,000 years old

Kate and Sarha in front of "serpiente emplumada

Inside murals - over 2,000 years old

Proof that they had indoor plumbing - not only the rich people had it.

Anothr wonderful mural.

Joy and Sarha walking towards the Templo de Quetzalcóatl

Yo, infront of Templo de Quetzalcóatl

Temmplo de Quetzalcóatl