Teotihuacan

Teotihuacan, which in Nahuatl means "City of the Gods" or "The place where gods are made" is one of the most impressive of Mexico and the world, being the place where the spiritual and material Mesoamerican peoples, generated the highest expression of architecture, urban planning and art of the Americas.

Teotihuacan's history began around 600 BC, when some of the small farming villages of the Valley of Mexico began to specialize in the production of various products, which eventually began to share with neighboring peoples and for the year 200 BC these people settled in the area contributing their respective philosophies and knowledge in making jewelry, pottery, tools, etc., generating a great commercial and cultural ferment which over the years, motivate the influence of culture Teotihuacan extended to all corners of Mesoamerica.

Also in this archaeological site is a large number of palaces like Quetzalpapalotl and several well-preserved murals, as recounted in a very refined and beautiful way of seeing the world of this culture, it disappeared mysteriously, apparently by a series of climatic and social factors that caused his fall to the eighth century AD