A large pre-Hispanic city ruin near Tepeyahualco in Puebla, set in a dry semi-desert landscape with pines and volcanoes in view. Visitors walk a roughly 3 km stone trail past ball courts, plazas and pyramids, many of which can be climbed.
Highlights
- Pyramids that can be climbed
- Ball courts
- Stone streets and alleyways
Good to know
- Entry about 100 pesos, free on Sundays for Mexicans
- Allow two to three hours or more
- Bring water, sun protection and sturdy shoes
