A small site with two pyramid bases at the top of a mountain (hence the good views). Entry is free and it's easy to walk around, it also can't realistically be closed. There's no public transportation access so I took a taxi from Acambay which asked for MXN$200 roundtrip plus waiting.

The place is very clean and admission is free. When you enter you must register, leave a comment about the place. I think it's fine, but it would be excellent if there were someone, oh well, if once a month or every two months there was a person telling how this place came about and/or was found. Sure, the meters are a great support, but a person with some knowledge would not be bad. By the way, they have a good entrance, that is, the road is paved, there are some parts where it is not, but the stretch is very short.

Excellent place not to be missed in Acambay, the municipality is investing in the road infrastructure and you can now arrive by car from both sides, either through Acambay or by road. What is a real shame is that Mr. Felipe who guards the place does not have more appropriate tools for his work🤷🏼‍♂️. It is not possible that the INAH does not invest in him to have a gasoline cart mower 🤦🏼‍♂️. I got to see him work cutting the grass with a Sickle when they could easily provide him with a gasoline machine. La Hoz keeps him active but he works alone and is a very good person, he is very kind and very attentive, you can tell that he likes his work and reading about archaeological sites. Everything is very beautiful and the walk from Acambay is unmissable. P.S. Please, if you go to visit, do not scratch the archaeological site, no one is interested in knowing your name 🤦🏼‍♂️. I had a lot of fun 😬

Without a doubt, it is an excellent place to go for a walk with the family and even more to know what these great cultures were before climbing the pyramids. I recommend bringing water and being well fed, wearing umbrella hats to cover yourself from the sun, if possible, bring sunscreen. They will leave the place very admired. 👌😍

A very interesting place, with a lot of history. It is definitely worth stopping by when you pass through Acambay.

Beautiful archaeological area, very well maintained and close to the Valley of Mirrors viewpoint, with very cool views

It is very clean, but there is a lack of information on how to get to the site and on the buildings' own plaques. It seems to me to be an area with its own characteristics that would be very good to spread.

Admission is free. You just have to register. You can park. The viewpoint is what is worth it because the area is actually very small. There are no bathrooms.

On the Pan-American highway, slab construction, guarded and safe.

This archaeological zone is highly recommended to go as a family, as a couple, alone or with your dog, if that is the best, they let your pet enter 🐕 (with their respective responsibility), you relax 10,000% and you fill yourself with energy, it is very clean, hours from 10 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Sunday,

(Translated by Google) Very nice view !! (Original) Muy bonita vista!!

(Translated by Google) The place is temporarily closed, even so it can be seen in good condition and with a privileged view to be located in a high area. March 12, 2021. (Original) El lugar está cerrado temporalmente, aún así se puede apreciar en buen estado y con una vista privilegiada al ubicarse en una zona alta. Marzo 12, 2021.

(Translated by Google) Feast of the Holy Cross... very emotional (Original) Festividad de la Santa Cruz... muy emotiva

Es una belleza de lugar...

Es un lugar muy bonito y tranquilo puedes venir con la familia