Tula Archaeological Site Ticket at Tula Archaeological Zone

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Mexico is home to some pretty spectacular remnants of ancient civilizations, and the remarkable Tula archeological site is one of the most awe-inspiring Mesoamerican site of them all. From Tula, you can see the beautiful Tula Valley and the historic town of Tula de Allende. Explore this incredible ancient site and admire the stunning views from the top of the pyramids, discover the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, and the archaeological dig sites. Meet the Atlanteans, the magnificent huge dark basalt statues of Toltec warriors, and learn the incredible myths and history surrounding this age-old site.

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Det bør du vide: Arrival and timing
Arrive in good time before you plan to start exploring, as the archaeological zone covers a large open-air area and you will want to pace yourself. Wear comfortable, sturdy footwear suitable for uneven terrain, and bring sun protection, as much of the site is exposed.
Getting around the site
Your ticket covers entry to the archaeological zone. A guided tour is not included, so consider bringing a guidebook or arranging a guide independently if you would like commentary as you walk. The site spans several distinct areas, including pyramid structures, temple remains, and open dig sites, so allow yourself enough time to move between them at a relaxed pace.
Annulleringspolitik: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience.

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What is the Tula Archaeological Site?

The Tula Archaeological Zone is a Mesoamerican site in Mexico featuring ancient pyramids, the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, archaeological dig sites, and the Atlanteans, a set of large dark basalt statues of Toltec warriors. Visitors can explore the ruins and take in views of the Tula Valley and the historic town of Tula de Allende from the top of the pyramids.