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Reúnase con el guía en el centro de Ciudad de México y utilice el transporte público a la ciudad de San Martín de las Pirámides para embarcarse en una visita a las impresionantes pirámides de Teotihuacan. El lugar, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO incluye un museo, donde se puede aprender sobre los artefactos encontrados en la zona y ver una reconstrucción de las antiguas casas locales de Teotihuacan.
Siga a su guía para ver la impresionante Pirámide Luna para conocer la historia y el significado detrás de este excelente ejemplo de la antigua arquitectura latinoamericana. Dé un paseo a través de la Calzada de los Muertos hasta llegar a la Pirámide del Sol, el monumento más alto y espectacular de la zona, que se eleva sobre 63 metros (206 pies) de altura. Podrá disfrutar de la tranquilidad de este asombroso lugar mientras sube a la pirámide, y, una vez que llegue a la cima, comprenderá por qué los aztecas lo llamaron "el lugar donde los hombres se convertían en dioses".
Después de explorar las pirámides, visite los lugares de interés y adéntrese en un hogar local para conocer a una familia que produce uno de los mejores pulques de la región, la bebida alcohólica sagrada para los aztecas. El proceso, la historia y el significado de esta antigua bebida resulta claro mientras escucha la información detallada de su guía.
Deje atrás la pulquería y visite una fábrica de cactus, donde se producen dulces y cremas a partir de diversas variedades de cactus. Una vez que pruebe la gama de productos, tendrá la oportunidad de comprar recuerdos.
Continúe su paseo por la ciuda, visite a una familia local y disfrute de las tradiciones culturales, la conversación y la comida mientras comparte la cena en un hogar mexicano.
Por la tarde, vea cómo los lugareños se desplazan mientras utiliza el transporte público con su guía para volver a Ciudad de México. Observe la vida cotidiana en Ciudad de México en las concurridas y abarrotadas estaciones.

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Guía local de habla inglesa
Cena en una casa local
Transporte público o privado (dependiendo del tamaño del grupo)
Muestras de producto de cactus.
Entrada - Zona Arqueologica Teotihuacan

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Propinas
Recogida y regreso al hotel.
Almuerzo
Bebidas

Adicional

La confirmación se recibirá en el momento en que se realice la reserva
La edad mínima es de 6 años.
Por favor avise cualquier requerimiento dietético específico al momento de la reserva
Recomendamos vestirse cómodamente y llevar zapatos cómodos para caminar. Traiga una chaqueta ligera o un suéter, y durante la temporada de lluvias (de mayo a septiembre) recomendamos traer un impermeable o una sombrilla. Deje sus objetos de valor, como pasaportes y tarjetas de crédito, en el hotel y traiga una pequeña cantidad de dinero en efectivo para gastos. Mantenga las cámaras grandes discretamente guardadas en una mochila. En el camino puedes comprar bebidas (bebidas energéticas, cerveza, pulque, agua, etc.), así que trae algo de dinero extra para eso, si quieres.
Algunos de los lugares visitados a lo largo de la ruta son casas y empresas locales, que tienen horarios de apertura irregulares. Nuestra ruta y paradas pueden variar para asegurarnos de que tenga una experiencia mexicana única y genuina.
Tenga en cuenta que es posible que utilicemos una combinación de transporte público y privado durante este recorrido, dependiendo de la cantidad de viajeros en el grupo (si hay 8 viajeros o más, usaremos el transporte privado).

Características

Turismo

95%

Comida

70%

Vida nocturna

45%

Cultural

35%

Opiniones

4.7

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amitabhasuree

5 | 2019-01-17

Arturo the driver was awesome! He'd show me little extra trees and such. Rodrigo was very well spoken (chingon!!) and had so much cool information to share. They were a deligtd. Bring layers. It's warm climbing the pyramids. It is a good hike. Wear comfy shoes. The vistas are outta this world. Be prepared for a long day. After Teohuatican, you have a few drinks see handmade obsidian, then a homemade dinner. I'm vegetarian. No problem. I had nopales with rice and horchata. I suggest leaving tips at these stops. Free food and drinks? It's amazing. I also tipped the driver and tour operator. 10 hours of friendliness and transport.

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Satya Siva Kiran N

5 | 2018-07-06

Ady is an amazing tour guide, she had answers for all the curious questions our group had apart from the knowledge about the history of the site. Later we visited a local obsidian artisan to learn more about it and pulque/mezxcal/tequilla/ cactus fruit liquor, our group had a lovely time. Then visited a local family home for a delicious dinner cooked just for us, as we got back to the city she was helpful on uber pickups/ways to reaching our hotels. I would 100 recommend this tour to everyone who wish to visit the pyrimads

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Caroline F

5 | 2018-03-07

This trip is totally worth it! My 21 year old son and I both enjoyed the entire experience! It's a long day, so pack plenty of water, sunscreen and get a good night's rest before hand! The pyramids are a definite bucket list activity, once in a lifetime. My son and I loved visiting the local family for some samples of tequila, mescal and pulca. The other family provided our dinner which was great! Our guide was Adi, she was awesome!!!!! All around worthwhile side trip :

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Diana G

4 | 2018-02-28

The tour guide was great, explaining every structure we saw. The place is breathtaking but I would suggest to visit it early morning to avoid the sun and the crowds. The visit to the first family was totally worth it since it included a little tequila-mezcal-pulque tasting which was great. The dinner with the local family, you'd expect something more personal and traditional, but neither the dinner was personalized the family didn't even dinner with us, instead they just served the food or traditional beside of the salsa preparation, the actual dinner wasn't traditional Mexican food. Or maybe I just expected other menú.

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Robert B

5 | 2018-02-18

Great tour! Our guide Rodrigo was really knowledgeable about the pyramids, and has excellent English and communication skills. We really enjoyed having dinner at the local family's house. This was a wonderful way to experience Mexico!

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Victoria L

5 | 2018-01-07

The best way to spend Thanksgiving!! Dress comfortably, bring a sweater, and a cap...atop the pyramids, it is very windy. Do not be fooled...the steps are quite steep and there is one rope for guidance. Trust and believe...if you don't know Jesus before reaching to top, you will get to know him on the decent!! The dinner with the local family...worth every bite and some!! The samples of vodka, the conversation with the locals....OMG!!!

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Deborah T

4 | 2018-01-05

Following a slightly delayed start, waiting on the arrival of other group members who had taken a morning tour elsewhere, our Pyramid adventure began in earnest. We piled into a comfortable, mini- bus and headed out of the city. Transport was meant to be on the metro but this was far preferable as it allowed our Guide, Nathan, to speak with us enroute to our destination- there was a separate driver. First stop was the Palacios de Tetitla - an archeological dig made significant by the paintings that were discovered. Nothing prepared us for the sight of the Temples/ Pyraminds of the Sun and Moon - magnificent! Those who wished to do so, climbed to the top of one or both of these impressive structures always with the careful guidance of our guide, Nathan. There are clean, modern toilet facilities at the site and be prepared to be approached by the many touts on site, selling everything from water, through silver jewel leery to animal noise makers. Be assured none of the latter market aggressively. It is wise to take a hat even in mid winter as the sun was blazing down upon us. Of course, you can purchase a hat from one of the many stalls leading to the main site for a very reasonable price. Our group was comprise of a majority of under 35's which made the Tequila and other luscious liquids tasting session a hoot. The family who offered this service were delightful, with the patriarch being especially knowledgeable about both Agave and Obsidian. A modest but tasty evening meal at a family residence provided a fitting finale to a memorable and diverse experience.

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Lekha R

5 | 2017-12-28

We had a great time with Rodriguez and Bene. Roy is the best. He was very knowledgeable and friendly and knew where all his group was at all times. He was very helpful in getting us all back to the best place for us. Our group enjoyed the tour to the shaman and the wonderful dinner prepared by the local family. Would do it again in a heartbeat.

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