What Is Xochicalco and Why Was It Built? This UNESCO World Heritage Site rises dramatically from a limestone plateau in the Mexican state of Morelos. The word Xochicalco means “Place of the House of Flowers” in Nahuatl. It was built around 700 AD during the decline of Teotihuacán and the […]
Archaeological Ruins Sites
STEP INTO THE WORLD OF THE AZTEC ELITE WARRIORS The Pueblo Mágico (Magic Town) of Malinalco is just a short journey from México City or Cuernavaca and happens to be the home to one of the most unique archaeological sites in the country. Imagine a ceremonial temple hand-carved into a […]
Querétaro is celebrated for its colonial charm, scenic landscapes, vineyards, and quaint Pueblos Mágicos, but few realize it also boasts impressive archaeological ruins. For history buffs and curious explorers, these ancient sites offer a fascinating glimpse into the region’s past. If you’re planning a trip to central México, make sure […]
The Maya ruins of Uxmal is a great destination for travelers interested in history, architecture, and culture. As one of the most celebrated archaeological sites in the Yucatán Peninsula, Uxmal offers a glimpse into the advanced engineering and spiritual depth of the Maya civilization. Here are five fascinating facts to […]