We took a bus, but if you'd rather take a private van (much easier and faster), here's a link: www.getyourguide.com/mexico-city-l194/mexico-city-teotihuacan-and-tlatelolco-day-trip-by-van-t37708/?partner_id=M7S3ZC0&placement=content-top&cmp=teotihuacan

Welcome back! Delightful to see you guys again!

We want to thank you as we just visited Mexico City and traveled to teotihuacan pyramids following your instructions.

Mexico, a country full of culture and traditions, I loved your video, best regards from New York City.

Always love it when you guys post. Looking forward to your next one

So glad to see you guys upload, as always, such an exciting video!

Perfect end to the video!

Wow, So very interesting!! -Loved this!!

I was just thinking about you guys the other day hoping to see a new video. It's good to see you alive walking the avenue of the dead.

Love this! Amazing history

Thank you guys so much! I went today to the pyramids and everything is exactly how you said :) Only prices increased for few pesos which is negligible.

This brings back some very old memories for me…I’ve only gotten to visit here once, Way back in December of 1979 when I was ten, but I remember it so very vividly! I was EXHAUSTED at the end of the day but it was SO VERY MUCH FUN! Thanks so much for this and for triggering such a nice blast of nostalgia from so long ago!

Really good video....thanks

Great Video Im From Zacatecas city which i recommend you guys visit

Great video!

Why can't you climb the pyramids? When will they reopen for that??

Fantastic video guys thanks for the info

Now u can go to visit the mammut museum, that its next to the new airport of AIFA.

Thanks for showing the bus! And how to get there.

Just read climbing was allowed although restricted. Any other news?

Hi Brian, another great informative video,. Glad things are slowly getting back to normal. When Isa was asleep on the bus was she snoring or was that the sound of the engine? The beard suit's you. When are Asia videos coming? Stay safe...

I am trying to assess the safety risk of driving in Mexico. We’re traveling soon and we rented a car and we’re planning on driving from Mexico City to San Juan Teotihuacán, any insight or tips?

Very helpful information. Looks cool, but if you can't climb the pyramids, not sure if it's worth taking a day trip for it. Hmm

Going next month, what time would you recommend heading over to be there early to get cooler weather? Also, do you know if tickets ever sell out?

I was supposed to go in June 2020 but Covid hit :( Been holding off on going because you couldn't climb to the top but if they're keeping it closed I may as well book my trip soon.

Hello, where did you guys stay at, any hotel recommended? This has made me excited to go!😊

Do you know if the buses/entrance is available if it’s raining?

2:02 Andean music?

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