This is really a mysterious but beautiful place! We visited the archeological site and its surroundings. Also, and this made it really special, we took a hot air balloon ride to watch the site from above together with lots of other balloons. Fabulous and unforgettable!

Awesome site. The other pyramids at Teotihuacan don’t have this level of ornamentation. You can’t currently get up close to the pyramid because of the COVID pandemic, but there is a reproduction in the Museum of Anthropology that gives you an idea of what it is like to do so.

Going to Teotihuacan was the coolest experience of my life!! Quetzalcoatl’s Pyramid, or the Pyramid of the Plumed Serpent is the first complex you see straight ahead when you come out of the visitors center. It’s easy to run straight to the Pyramid of the Sun and over look this smaller temple but it is so worth the climb, but you have to climb! The detailed sculptures of the gods are done on the INSIDE of the first set of stairs, so from across the field the pyramid looks plane, but the detail is in an amphitheater type pyramid INSIDE. So climb up and over to get the full effect or you’ll completely miss it!!!

(Translated by Google) A very energetic place adjoins the city of Teotihuacán (Original) Un lugar muy energético linda la ciudad de Teotihuacán

This was actually my favorite temple at Teotihuacan. It's not easy to see because of the restrictions they have put on getting close to the Pyramid. I would have given it 5 stars if I could have gotten closer.

The Temple of the Feathered Serpent is the third largest pyramid at Teotihuacan, a pre-Columbian site in central Mexico. This structure is notable partly due to the discovery in the 1980s of more than a hundred possibly sacrificial victims found buried beneath the structure. The pyramid takes its name from representations of the Mesoamerican "feathered serpent" deity which covered its sides. These are some of the earliest-known representations of the feathered serpent, often identified with the much-later Aztec god Quetzalcoatl. Temple of the Feathered Serpent" is the modern-day name for the structure; it is also known as the Temple of Quetzalcoatl and the Feathered Serpent Pyramid.

The best temple of the three. The sitting area is a great area to look and wonder. To understand why they did it and the amount of labor that was involved. The carvings are large and impressive.

So beautiful. Get the there at 8am and be the first ones and have the entire place to yourself.

One of the best site to visit near the Mexico City. And it is best to visit with a guide who can provide the introduction of history and the vision of the imagination. It is best to visit in the early morning to avoid the large groups. It seems a little hard to reserve a Uber back to CDMX after you finish the trip. Maybe reserve in advance.

My absolute favorite place in Teotihuacán. You cannot miss this place. It's absolutely magical and worth the walk even more than the pyramids themselves.

Pretty self paced. We did not get a guide, but would recommend if you didn't grow up in México. The whole tour took us a bit over 3hrs. Make sure to wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Love it!

(Translated by Google) Sad is closed (Original) Triste esta cerrado

(Translated by Google) It is very good to go there because it is a great architecture (Original) Es muy bueno ir ahi por que es una gran arquitectura

(Translated by Google) Sun, Moon, and Quetzalcóatl. (Original) Sol, Luna, y Quetzalcóatl.

You can actually climb this pyramid.

What can I say of such history, energy, and presence other than imbibe deeply; pause, reflect, and allow. Magical and amazing. She tells quite a story.... Oh Mateotl.

An absolute must see if you are in the area. Only an hour from Mexico City, this is such an incredible spot, sure to leave you awe-struck.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, although the guard when I was asleep and was not aware of other people when they litter and blame others. (Original) Hermoso, aunque el vigilante cuando fui estaba dormido 😴 y no estaba al pendiente de las demás personas cuando tiran basura y culpa a otros.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful :) very good view that does hurt your legs. (Original) Muy hermoso :) muy buena vista eso sí te duelen las piernas.

This maybe the most beautiful temple in the whole city of Teotihuacan if not the most impressive. The building is adorned with finely executed sculptures of the feathered serpent, Quetzalcoatl, and is restored to some degree. It is located very far from the main attractions however, and hence attracts far fewer tourists, which is their loss

(Translated by Google) 😃Excellent place for the whole family 👍🏻 (Original) 😃Excelente lugar pará toda la familia 👍🏻

Teotihuacan is a beautiful, massive ruin. Every time I go I learn something new and visit more buildings.

Such an incredible place. We visited during October holidays. If you do one thing in and around Mexico City, do this! I had a similar, out of this world feeling, as when I saw the Giza pyramids or Abu Simbel in Egypt. These ancient cultures always leave me in awe. This site is huge, about 4 km from end to end. It has two exits. I recommend getting there for the opening time, to beat the tour buses that usually stop somewhere before getting here. We took a private guided tour through Viator and had an amazing guide, so we learned a lot about the place and the culture. We started at the entrance at the Pyramid of the feathered Serpent, and there were barely any people. This pyramid is the only one with loads of decorations intact. We had the pyramid to ourselves. This was the only pyramid on which we could climb ( or rather climb the Adosada platform behind which hides the pyramid). After that we walked to the other end of the site, through the “town”, to the huge Pyramid of the Sun and then the Pyramid of the Moon. By the time, we got to the other side of the site, there were already more people there. We exited the site here, after about 3 hours. We were glad we booked a private tour, as our niece and daughter weren’t suddenly feeling well, so we just jumped into the car and the guide took us to our hotel.

Temple Pyramid in Hidalgo State, Mexico. Sacred to the Feathered Serpent God, known as Quetzalcoatl by Nahuatl speakers in the later Post Classical era, this temple is the heart of the Ciudadela, a rectangular plaza surrounded by low temple platforms. The Ciudadela [Citadel] was built at a later date than the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon to the northeast. It is sited on the "Street of the Dead" and a the major cross street, and is the center of the quartered ancient city, ca. 300 AD. The large plazas around these structures are thought to have been a major marketplace. However, the structures surrounding the Temple of the Feathered Serpent may have well been constructed to shield ceremonies from the city just outside the Ciudadela boundaries. The inner plaza is still very large, and could have accommodated thousands of spectators and participants. The temple itself was created in at least two stages, as a larger temple (dating to ~100 to 200 AD) has had an additional structure built over on its west side (~300AD). The remains of red frescoes can be seen at the base of the pyramid. A facade of tiers of cut and originally painted stone around the sides of the temple are of feathered serpents, serpents and conch shells. The temple shows some of the earliest representations of the Feathered Serpent, which appears throughout Mesoamerica in different cultures and eras. (There are no representations of the feathered serpent as anthropomorphic, as the much later Aztecs sometimes depicted the god.) In the 1980's archaeologists found the remains of 120 people within the temple foundations, apparently placed there as sacrificial offerings at the start of construction.

This is a small, but fun temple to climb.

Make sure to take the stairs down so you can see the older reliefs down near the base. Here you can also see shells in the stones indicating the empires reach out to the coastal areas.

Loved this part of the site best. The detail on the sculptures of the temple are a must see. I did the sun and moon pyramids, but enjoyed this section best.

It is an amaizing archaeologic piramide. There you can found interesting things in relative to the Tolteca culture.

Really amazing place with high topics of culture and history. Really a good plan!

Very impressive building. Entrance price/fee is arouns 75$ mexican pesos. 2 hour from city center and you can book a tour for 600-700$ or you can try to take metro to come here. There are people selling souvenirs.

don’t just go for the sun and moon pyramids when you’re here, take a walk down the path to this pyramid and admire its history and architecture. my guide said the “newer” structure in front is covering an “older”structure. no one actually knows why since there are no records. the original 7levels are meant to signify the step to heaven or something like that. the altar in front is apparently for sacrificial stuffs. my guide carries a guide book with pictures that reimagine what it looked like in the past. if you’re not just there for photo ops, should consider getting a certified guide.

Make sure you come in with a guide!!! There's so much to know and understand down to the tiniest of details. It's a bit of a climb so better be prepared especially since Mexico sits at a higher altitude too.

Huge site, great views from the church

Also known as the pyramid of fertility, or so I was told by the guide.😎🤙

(Translated by Google) It is a magical place with spectacular views (Original) Es un lugar mágico y con espectaculares vistas

(Translated by Google) A magical place to go with the family (Original) Un lugar mágico para ir con la familia

Tear them down to see what's inside.

I really love this place! You can get closer and see every detail of the structure!

(Translated by Google) These archaeological sites in Mexico are incredible. It is a pity that tourists do not respect and that what was previously accessible is now not so accessible, but it is a very different thing to be told than to see it in person. (Original) Estas zonas arqueologicas en Mexico son increibles. Es una pena que los turistas no respetan y que lo que antes era accesible ahora ya no lo es tanto, pero es una cosa muy diferente que te cuenten y otra que lo veas en persona.

It’s a bucket list, must do spent a good couple of hours here, would do again if in the area, well worth it an a big eye opener

Nice Temple

Amazing archeological site! Lots of walking and not much shade -- bring comfy shoes and a hat -- buy definitely worth a visit.

The detail and variation in the busts were really fascinating, they're really well maintained and definitely worth a visit.

One of the trip highlights when visiting Mexico City. You can easily spend 2+ hours here exploring. If you can, get a private tour guide and driver. You'll learn a lot more with that experience.

(Translated by Google) I loved this place very much, since knowing about the history is very interesting, adding to it seeing and visiting these types of places is priceless. (Original) Me encantó muchísimo este lugar, ya que conocer sobre la historia es muy interesante, sumándole ver y recorrer este tipo de lugares no tiene precio.

The most beautiful and most well preserved pyramid at Teotihuacán. It is easy to miss since it is located at the far south end of the archeological site, but that would be a mistake. Impressive carvings of the feathered serpent alternate with carvings of Tlaloc on the fascia. I would recommend starting at this location and then working your way up north to the temple of the moon.

(Translated by Google) I like to go to places full of history because you are surprised by everything you can see, the pyramids are majestic although the same people have been wearing them down yet I like that they are being maintained over the years. Being in the place without a doubt you teleport in time and imagine those years when Teotihuacan was the city of the gods (Original) Me gusta ir a lugares llenos de historia porque te sorprende todo lo que puedes ver, las piramides son majestuosas aunque la misma gente las ha ido desgastando aun asi me gusta que se esten manteniendo con el pasar de los años. Estando en el lugar sin duda te teletransportas en el tiempo e imaginas aquellos años en los que Teotihuacan era la ciudad de los dioses

Incredible place. Please arrange a guided tour- as impressive as the site is on its own, it’s way more impressive when you get a sense of what it was all for.

(Translated by Google) On this occasion the climb to the pyramids was not allowed, they do not allow access with pets, if they like to go to La Gruta restaurant, you have to make a reservation in advance. (Original) En esta ocasión no se permitió la subida a las pirámides, no permiten el acceso con mascotas, si tienen gusto de ir al restaurante La Gruta hay que hacer reservación de antemano.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! (Original) Hermoso!

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful, it represents part of Mesoamerican culture. The quetzalcoatl temple shows a lot of Mexican Aztec history. (Original) Muito bonito, representa parte da cultura mesoamericana. O templo de quetzalcoatl mostra muito a historia asteca mexicana.

(Translated by Google) A very perfect place to spend a few days (Original) Un lugar muy perfecto para poder pasar unos dias

PYRAMIDS CLOSED!!!

(Translated by Google) It is a very nice place (Original) Es un lugar muy bonito

(Translated by Google) One of the best structures of the archaeological center, are the sculptures dedicated to the feathered serpent or Quetzalcoatl. The level of detail is impressive and so far they remain in excellent condition. If you come to Teotihuacán take a few minutes and visit it. (Original) Una de las mejores estructuras del centro arqueológico, se encuentran las esculturas dedicadas a la serpiente emplumada o Quetzalcóatl. El nivel de detalle es impresionante y hasta ahora se conservan en excelente estado. Si vienes a Teotihuacán dedica unos minutos y visítala.

(Translated by Google) Shocking. (Original) Impactante.

(Translated by Google) Interesting (Original) Interesante

(Translated by Google) It is an unforgettable place (Original) Es un lugar inolvidable

Wow

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Muy bella

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Muy bien

(Translated by Google) The temple of my great God Quetzalcoatl. It is a beauty. 💕 (Original) El templo de mi gran Dios Quetzalcóatl. Es una belleza. 💕

(Translated by Google) Beautiful quetzalcoatl pyramid (Original) Hermosa piramide de quetzalcóatl

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful temple. In my opinion of the best of Teotihuacán (Original) Muy bello templo. En mi opinión de lo mejor de Teotihuacán

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place. (Original) Muy bonito lugar.

(Translated by Google) A place of great vibes and testimony of a great culture (Original) Un lugar de gran vibra y de testimonio de una gran cultura

(Translated by Google) Everything well developed (Original) Todo bien desarrollado

(Translated by Google) Excellent very nice (Original) Excelente muy bonito

(Translated by Google) Fascinating (Original) Fascinante

(Translated by Google) Fantastic place (Original) Fantástico lugar

Such good energy being here.

One of the best places near by. We can clearly see the faces created in 200 bc, amazing. This site is bit far away from pyramid of sun but is must visit. We drove to the other end to avoid walking.

I visited the archeological grounds on a Saturday midday in the final days of May 2022 alongside my father. I had previously been to the pyramids of the Sun and the Moon but had always neglected to visit these ceremonial grounds. It is believed that the main beliefs surrounding Quetzalcoatl were first formalized here in Teotihuacan since they predate the rise of the Nahua and Maya people. My father mentioned that the last time he visited (before the pandemic) the temple was undergoing renovations. Thankfully they were reopened when we visited. Very cool archeological grounds.

(Translated by Google) I love my race (Original) Amo mi raza

For me, the best spot in this "place of gods" Teotihuacan !!! The almost intact masks are so beautiful!!! two types of snakes (one of them usually taken as Tlaloc but it's another snake) that represent one of the most important character in this civilization. I love it!!!

They have made this place just ok because you can't climb to the pyramids anymore...

A sight to see. Must come ready with a good hat, lots of water, good walking shoes and best in the am to avoid much sun as possible. Have a great time and do not pollute.