A Day In Mexico’s SECRET City That We Will NEVER Forget 🇲🇽 Exploring Ancient Mexico!

[@chucke2319]

4:02 crazy how you can feel the energy from the sun by standing so high and looking at the layout of the ancient architecture

[@eduardoegremy7122]

"Before you leave Mexico, please make sure to visit the National Museum of Anthropology in Chapultepec, Mexico City. You won't regret it - it's a must-see experience!"

[@estellar.367]

specially the Mayan, teotihuacan, Olmec and Mexica expositions if they dont have much time

[@CCFBNY]

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[@Wenwaters]

Wow!! What an incredible place. I really loved this video. You guys did a great job explaining the significance and history of it all. Thanks heaps. Another great video guys. 😊

[@ChaseandShelbs]

Awww! We’re so glad you enjoyed it! We had a blast exploring this incredible place.☺️

[@izaac1312]

Not sure if you’ve already visited, but I’d highly recommend you guys go to Puebla Cholula and visit the largest pyramid in the world! It’s about 2-3 hours away from CDMX 😁👍🇲🇽❤️🇬🇧

[@Ian17123812Raider]

I went last year, it’s was insane! Something like 10km of tunnels inside of the pyramid. And it has an amazing view of Cholula and the volcanos. 🌋

[@ChaseandShelbs]

We haven’t! But maybe some day 🥰

[@josemeraz5713]

I love how into it u guys r. Not just looking at pyramid and tunnels but about all the beautiful history behind it. Looks like a blast. Great food. Great ppl. Great video.

[@kelliepastellie8619]

You guys look so good not only on the outside but on the inside too cuz your smiles & enthusiasm are infectious, very peaceful and pleasant aura. I had no idea CDMX was so diverse and pretty. I'm glad this video popped up in my timeline (=

[@AdrianMendoza01]

Back in the 70's when I was a kid, visitors could access all of those places and climb the Sun and Moon gods immense pyramids ... There weren't too many vendors and everything was more "natural"... In fact, you needed to bring your own food and water ... We used to visit many arqueológical and adventure places around México, like climbing the Popocatépetl, Iztaccihuatl and Nevado de Toluca volcanos.Also, discover small towns and natural marvels around the country, like a virgin Cancun (in 1983) and Yucatán Peninsula un a road trip... In México, adventure never ends! ❤️🇲🇽

[@toneaskme8214]

Awesome video. 25:15, started laughing how your tamale look like the temples, Looks so delicious reminds me of my grandma Christmas dinner.

[@suayhughes8103]

Enjoy watching another great video!

[@ChaseandShelbs]

Thanks! We appreciate your support! 😊

[@AleksPizana]

Apocalypto is a very wrong vision of the time period. Mel Gibson and his intent to show how ''wrong'' our civilizations were, made sure to show our culture as savages, but nothing further from the truth. Cannibalism was ritualistic and only a handful of people took part in it. It wasn't common since there was so much food in the city, that it wasn't necessary. The city was super clean also, nothing as depicted in that horrible movie.

[@mariavazquez1595]

Totalmente cierto, pero que se puede esperar de gente que no tiene raíces ni identidad y quiénes sí la tenemos nos inventan horrores. Sí ustedes en verdad quieren conocen de todas nuestras civilizaciones antigüas, le sugiero documentarse en libros, códices y museos, no en una película no sólo muestra mentiras y violencia pura. Los saludos desde Cd de México, Alcaldía Venustiano Carranza 🌸

[@milehighboost5521]

Yeah, wouldn’t trust anything Mel Gibson puts out. That dude has issues.

[@glorias.2930]

Horrible film!

[@policarpo1961]

No, el canibalismo era generalizado. En el norte de México hay montones de testimonios de las tribus naturales comiéndose entre sí en los mitotes. Todos los pueblos del mundo fueron en un momento caníbales. Hay que dejar esos victimismos y complejos de inferioridad atrás.

[@AdrianMendoza01]

Apocalipto is trash from beginning to end!! It's the classic example of "civilized" people's ignorance... like the myth that says Mexicans are all "narcos" shooting each other on every street around the country and the other lie they show in the movies where the whole country is a desert and looks dusty and underdeveloped. Just a bunch of lies for the naive! 🤔🇲🇽

[@JoseAugusto-oc9hu]

Remember that many of the artifacts discovered throughout this time, paintings, figures, skeletons, etc., that are important, even if they were part of the pyramids, were transferred to the anthropology museum. It means that the pyramids were not seen in their maximum splendor that way. But it was even decided to remove important stone structures for their preservation and take them to the CDMX Museum of Anthropology.

[@franciscogarcia6180]

Another great video from you guys, thanks!

[@ChaseandShelbs]

We are so glad you enjoyed it! 😄

[@maucantu]

2:00 Jaguar! There is not Tigers in México at least not that I know. Only in captivity, zoos and crazy rich guys or narc0z

[@maalf1304]

narc0z are DEA

[@Kushal-v8b]

Amazing video ❤❤😊 great City 😊

[@ChaseandShelbs]

Thank you so much! We had a great time visiting. 🇲🇽

[@estellar.367]

The pyramids of Tehotihuacan are lined with the stars with a an exact precision, and at sam time lined with the Giza pyramids from egypt that are also lined with the same stars.

[@raffaojeda]

different tehotihuacan tour, thank you guys for this video.

[@ChaseandShelbs]

Glad you liked it! We had such an amazing time in Teotihuacan.

[@vegasvic3425]

Its supposed to be a Jaguar, native to Mexico. 2:51

[@teume_lover6396]

The ocelotl most likely

[@Gandydydy]

Lied

[@AdrianMendoza01]

It's a jaguar sound... Civilizations in antique Mesoamérica (Central and South México) used to venerate the jaguar as a symbol of power and bravery... There was even a special kind of warrior called "Caballero Jaguar" for the bravery and skill in the combat arts. Of course, non Mexicans with an ignorant point of view and zero knowledge also have an opinion... 🇲🇽

[@selfscience]

31:00 I loved this deep ideas about the mind.

[@manuelravize6013]

You guys should really really really do the hot air balloon tour! It’s above those pyramids and there are a tons of other balloons and you get to see the sunset, eat, coffee, it’s very early though so it’s usually chilly. However, I did it and 100% recommended

[@alalesc3796]

Great video!

[@carloscardena2835]

Amigos, la pirámide de Cholula, Puebla, es la más grande del mundo y no solo de México, además tiene una de las 7 Maravillas del Mundo, es otra pirámide Chichen Itzá, un saludo desde Mérida, México

[@Playami]

i was there last november and was standing exactly in that spot you got the van to teotihuacan but for us it was an 'uber black' all electric BYD... really cool.

[@Alberto7tube]

Nice video 😃👍

[@ChaseandShelbs]

Thanks, we loved exploring!

[@ramironietoalcantara]

Today, some surgeons use obsidian blades because their edge is up to five times thinner than steel scalpels. The cuts made with obsidian blades are finer and cause less damage to organic tissue, allowing surgical wounds to heal more quickly.

[@levi123095]

We went to Teotijuacan January 2019. We took an Uber ride from Mexico City. Uber is really cheap in Mexico. Definitely bigger than Chichen Itza. I hope you have Guanajuato in your itinerary.

[@Kt-sp8zu]

32:54 It was totally worth putting on the helmet😸

[@Ilaris11]

You should Stay in Triver Coliving, right next to the angel de la independiencia! Cool spot for people viisting CDMX

[@arrasandoferr2369]

❤🇲🇽

[@osogato5320]

No es un tigre, es un jaguar.

[@juankmaney6872]

Sacrifice? USA had sacrifice more people around the world worshipping their principal god: "Dollar" than the indigenous people of the Americas...

[@Reyreptil-b2x]

Y ni hablemos de los prisioneros de guerra , que en realidad eran los que sacrificaban en mesoamerica, nada de vírgenes, eran prisioneros de guerra los que terminaban sacrificados

[@AlexCasa-m2i]

When they say a god with a snake body and feathers, they are talking about reptilians, but mainly about one who was Quetzalcoatl, the reptilian who taught them agriculture and the art of war.

[@AleksPizana]

This is bonkers and made-up. I mean, I'm an atheist...so, they all are... but you went super Scientologist with this one.

[@AdrianMendoza01]

"The feathered serpent God" is more like a dragon ... Quetzalcoatl was his name ... The cultures in ancient Mexico created a panteón of gods and legends bigger than the Greek or Egyptian cultures I would say ... 🇲🇽

[@AleksPizana]

@@AdrianMendoza01 He's talking about conspiratorial stuff. Mixing mesoamerican mythology with their modern paranoia about aliens ruling the world in secret.

[@mrojas6869]

Hello, it's not "the dead avenue" it's the avenue of the dead. And the gestures after drinking Tequila are epic😂 Regards!!

[@juantapia3163]

👏👏👏👏👍👍🇲🇽🇲🇽👍

[@CeliaLópez-e9q]

Woooow the guy is the most handsome and cool man i've ever seen. The girls is so fortunate 🙂

[@benitochilango7850]

Yes he is 😛

[@ChaseandShelbs]

And i’m fortunate to have her ❤️

[@lorenaledger6547]

It is especially Yucatán peninsula

[@graw211]

Teotihuacan it's in the center of Mexico

[@fernandonavarro3839]

Teotihuacan is 1 hour from Mexico City and it's a Toltec site. Yucatan has many Mayan sites and it's 3 hours from Mexico City by plane or 21 hours by land.

[@Karan-dq1nm]

Hi friends how is your day going

[@ChaseandShelbs]

Great how are you friend! ❤️🫶🏼

[@marcialbravolopez4444]

Les recomiendo aprender español para que puedan ampliar su nivel de audiencia, los subtítulos no se alcanzan a leer pues hablan muy rápido, saludos.

[@h5h5555]

😂🌹🌹👍

[@MartinAlvarado-i6z]

No había sacrificios

[@blinkytran]

lol how many times did ya hit ya head or trip over the gravels 😂😂

[@ChaseandShelbs]

Too many 😂

[@blinkytran]

@ lol

[@Ilaris11]

Your supposed to kiss the tequila little by little 😆

[@jackkeller737]

It’s an Aztec death whistle!

[@heidy8888]

Fuera de México LARGUENSE.

[@miguel-d2s]

Gracias for you interes abaout mexican culture and his history alway welcome i hope Mexico anda Canada could be like a friends countries forever

[@archons909]

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