Two practical Teotihuacan route plans for travelers coming from Mexico City: one shorter pyramid-focused visit and one fuller day with more context and less rushing.
The simple answer is that you should not assume every pyramid is climbable. Here is what INAH changed in 2025, what that means now, and why the rule still needs a last-minute check.
Most first-time visitors need more time at Teotihuacan than they expect. Here is a realistic guide to what 3, 4, or 5+ hours actually buys you on the ground.
The official Teotihuacan opening hours, last entry time, and museum schedule, plus the practical reason arriving early matters more here than many visitors expect.
The official Teotihuacan entrance fee, who gets discounts, when Sundays are free, and the one planning detail first-time visitors from Mexico City usually miss.
Teotihuacan is a big, exposed site, so clothing mistakes show up fast. Here is what to wear, what helps most, and what the official rules say you should not bring in.
