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Teotihuacan (Mexico)Newest Review: ... of this. Again, we can thank the Aztec's mistakenness for the name, since they believed (wrongly) that the buildings lining it on either side were royal tombs. They weren't, but the name stuck. We started our tour here, and headed along the path towards the large pyramids, passing several smaller ones on the way. Many tourists come in through Gates 3 or 5 and miss this bit entirely, but it ... more |
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by - written on 11/11/08 (Very useful, 367 readings)
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There are some things you just have to see during a stay in Mexico, but some of these things are things you may only want to see once even if your stay is an extended one. For me, Teotihuacán was on this list, and so I "saved" it for when I had a visitor who would want to see it. With Big Sis in town for a week, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to go. In case you're one of those people who worries over pronunciation, and will get aggrieved by the repeated used of the name in this review, it's pronounced "tay-oh-tea-wa-can" with an emphasis on the last syllable. GETTING THERE AND BACK Teotihuacán is located just ... Read the complete review
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