Teotihuacan Tour + Transport + Basilica + Tlatelolco + cave

You shall embark on an extraordinary journey through the historical landmarks of Teotihuacan and the remnants of colonial architecture, immersing yourself in their rich heritage and captivating allure. As you explore these ancient sites, savor the delectable flavors of Teotihuacan's culinary delights, including its unique array of exquisite dishes and refreshing beverages.

The tour commences at 8:00 am, starting from either the passenger's hotel or an agreed-upon meeting point (Sheraton María Isabel Hotel, Hilton Reforma Hotel, or Canada Hotel).

At 9:00 am, the group proceeds to the Square of Three Cultures, where they receive an introductory lecture on the historical evolution of Mexico.

Following this, the tour moves to Teotihuacan, where visitors are invited into a Craft House, offering insights into the indigenous use of the maguey plant, the process of creating the first paper, threads, needles, and obsidian masks from Teotihuacan, along with the opportunity to taste traditional Mexican beverages.

Next, participants board the archaeological site of Teotihuacan, including a guided tour through key monuments like the Pyramid of the Sun, Causeway of the Dead, Plazuela de la Luna, Jaguar Mural, and Pyramid of the Moon. The guide provides detailed explanations about the cultural and historical significance of these structures.

Afterward, the group arrives at 2:00 pm at a local restaurant, where diners enjoy authentic Teotihuacan cuisine alongside some of the region's most exquisite exotics. However, the cost of the meal is not covered by the tour.

At 4:30 pm, the group returns to the city center, where they visit the Basilica of Guadalupe and Tepeyac Hill, both integral parts of Mexico's religious landscape. Despite being predominantly a Catholic nation, many Mexicans have no religious affiliation; hence, the Basilica of Guadalupe stands out as a significant religious landmark for non-Christians.

Finally, at 6:00 pm, the tour concludes with the group leaving the Palace of Fine Arts, a central location for various attractions and services in the city, ensuring easy access for further exploration of Mexico City's beauty.