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13 overlooked corners inside the great landmarks of Mexico — sourced, multilingual, read aloud on the spot.

Chichen Itza is one of the most important Maya cities on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, about 2.5 kilometres from…

El Castillo (Temple of Kukulcán)

El Castillo — formally the Temple of Kukulcán — rises from the center of the Chichen Itza archaeological zone…

Tucked into the northwest Yucatán Peninsula about 40 km from Mérida, Mayapán was the dominant Maya city of the…

Monte Albán crowns a mountain at the convergence of the Oaxaca valleys, about eight kilometres from Oaxaca cit…

National Museum of Anthropology

Before you step inside, pause at the entrance: a massive Teotihuacan rain-god stone stands at the door, worn s…

National Palace

On the eastern side of Mexico City's Zócalo (Plaza de la Constitución) stretches a long façade of red volcanic…

Pyramid of the Moon

At the northern end of the Avenue of the Dead, the massive platform that anchors the whole plaza is the Pyrami…

Pyramid of the Sun

The largest structure at Teotihuacan and one of the largest pyramids in all of Mesoamerica, this 65-metre moun…

Tucked into a corner of Mexico City's Zócalo, beneath a crack in the modern street, lies the absolute center o…

Walking the Avenue of the Dead into Teotihuacan, you step into a city whose own inhabitants forgot its name —…

Tulum stands on the edge of a Caribbean cliff — one of the very few Maya cities built by the sea. Its ancient…

Uxmal is a Classic-period Maya city on the Yucatán Peninsula, about 80 km south of Mérida in southeastern Mexi…

Xochicalco rises from a cluster of sculpted limestone hills in the Mexican state of Morelos. Its name comes fr…

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