Top 6 Ancient Ruins in Mexico

[@TheNewTravel]

Who else is getting excited for El Día de Muertos? 💀🇲🇽

[@viceversa7171]

DIA de TODOS los SANTOS = ALL Saints Day, it's a Christian Tradition...vs...DIA de los MUERTOS = Day of the Dead, it's a Pagan Tradition

[@edithr1200]

En donde estarás Dan?😊👻📹

[@mariocarpio6287]

Theres many places u can go for this celebration, u should check out Hiasteca Hidalguense, Xantolo its the name of that ancient tradition, facebook page called Tehuetlan Hgo u can find information, pictures and videos..

[@noereyes9134]

Are u coming to patzcuaro Michoacán?

[@williamjerz4243]

I AM really exited for Día de muertos... Habrá una exposición de genealogía el día 2 y 3 de noviembre en papalote museo del niño... Ve para que hagas tú genealogía!!! Si quieres vamos te acompaño.

[@joseramonfloresmartinez4167]

Te falta Palenque en Chiapas y el Tajín en Veracruz. Visitalas!!!

[@nideaqui...nidealla9928]

A mi esposo italiano, le encantan las pirámides y esta LOCO, por México😁💖 Saluditos Dan✌

[@daliaalcala2878]

I don't know why, but every time I see one of your videos I get relaxed and enjoy it 100% . Is it your voice tone perhaps? I don't know, but I love them.

[@yuliancoronado97]

Glad to know you've visited Chichén Itzá 👐🌿

[@luisalbertohernandezcano1368]

You should go to Calakmul!! It's just amazing. It's located in the south part of Campeche.

[@ariyouytube]

Its missing to visit a lot of archeological sites like: Quiahuiztlán , Tajin in Veracruz , Palenque in Chiapas , Monte Alban in Oaxaca , Tula in Hidalgo, so on. It's interesting to visit Tlatelolco, too, there you can find archeologic ruins in same order than in Templo Mayor , because Tlatelolco is a mirror city. This city is a copycat of Templo Mayor. Also there you can find "Caja de Agua - Water Box " this is the ruins of an ancient aqueduct built by the aztecs . I think is interesting to visit anahuacalli in Coyoacan this is a museum but there you can find archeologoical pieces from western of Mexico. Good luck!

[@TOPTRAVELVLOG]

Very beautiful video of ancient ruins in Mexico. Nice creation. Great work friends.

[@TheNewTravel]

Thanks :)

[@TheNewTravel]

*What's your favourite ancient ruin in Mexico? Is there a number 7 I should add to the list?*

[@carloss4620]

Monte Albán y Mitla in Oaxaca, both are incredible places

[@carloss4620]

I forgot Xochicalco in Morelos, it is spectacular place too

[@mark-briansonna7670]

I've been to all the locations you've mentioned! #7? That's hard. I can think of 4 more places that could fit that slot: Uxmal. Palenque. Tula. Cholula. Uxmal is stunningly beautiful. It rivals Chichen Itza in its beauty. Palenque is also beautiful and the setting is magnificent in the jungle. You feel as if you were on a movie set. Tula is not as large but it is eerie with the dozens upon dozen monolithic warrior statues staring at you. Hard to describe the sensation of standing amongst these giants carved out of stone, but worth the experience. Cholula has the world's largest pyramid which is only partially excavated. Much of it is still covered and a church was built on top of it.

[@Airborne467]

You need to visit Uxmal! It's incredible and isn't to popular at the moment compared to other sites, so it won't be packed!

[@aldomendez7625]

Monte Alban!!

[@DFrockcity]

Other great places are: Palenque Bonampak Calakmul Tula El Tajín Cacaxtla

[@williamjerz4243]

Hey Dan I love your videos and love you all. I love Teotihuacán pirámides!!! Give me your heart!!!

[@TheNewTravel]

You have my heart :p

[@markmagielse6364]

Excellent video, I have saved it for when I can come visit the amazing Mexico!

[@TheNewTravel]

Glad to hear it :)

[@Francisco-tm2gk]

Dan! I'm a mexican living in Italy. Every time I feel nostalgic about my country I watch a video made by you! You do a fantastic job. You love Mexico, I think, as much as we mexicans do. Thanks heartfully.

[@F5pcLA]

Dan the Man! I always admire and enjoy your videos! Thank you, please keep it up. Best!.

[@ivonnediaz8235]

You should Visit Palenque in Chiapas, believe me, you gonna love it, and The Tajin in Veracruzis beautiful!!!

[@angelm.7998]

Tajín is Amazing

[@lelandpeck4585]

incredibly interesting and informative. Thanks, Dan.

[@TheNewTravel]

Thanks Leland.

[@richyperez_plays]

Great to see that you know the history behind it all. Awesome video as always, Dan.

[@chayovz510]

Amazing info Dan!!

[@cultureatz]

Just under 4 months to go, will definitely do Teotihuacan. Although Ekbalam is so appealing because it is quiet. I am ruin crazy!

[@thezathuz]

What about Monte Albán? Haven't you visited it? :/

[@qualqui]

Chichen Itzá, Cobá, Tulum, Ekbalam, Teotihuacan and Templo Mayor, got it Dan! AWESOME upload, greetings to Nari and you! :)

[@angelicagonzalez4854]

I'm mexican I live in mexico love you dan :D

[@Seattlenear]

Very well done. Enjoyed it very much

[@jontiswe]

I went to Uxmal instead while in Mérida and it was great, and really few people!

[@anasilveyra9443]

Hey! Thanks for being so well informed! Many people think Teotihuacán was made by Aztecs, thanks for not saying that! Thanks your your videos, when I’m far from home, they make me feel closer

[@TheNewTravel]

Thanks Ana :)

[@manuelmunoz4721]

Fabuloso, video , amigo Dan,, increible, fantastico.

[@TheNewTravel]

Gracias!

[@manuelortiz7731]

Dan.. Thank you for showing us the Mexico a lot of us never got to see. ..

[@karlacosette7731]

Great video Dan..!! thank you :)

[@TheNewTravel]

Thanks Karl!

[@timgonzalez7638]

Great video Dan. Thank you for this information. I want to take my two boys all around Mexico so we can see all the history.

[@JesusHernandez-sw6ky]

Awesome video Dan👍👍

[@youtubebydoug]

Awesome video, I wish I had more time to visit more ancient ruins when I was in Mexico

[@EM-qz8wj]

That kiss at the end, though! LOL! Enjoyed this video. Very educational and interesting!

[@gustavobarbosa2840]

tehotihuacan was not made by the Astecs, but by the Tehootihuacanos, an unknown culture, who left no writing or vestiges of them, the Aztecs found it in ruins, and called it the city where the gods are born, that is, Tehotihuacan, its true name is unknown

[@USAMEXICO1982]

Missing Tula Hidalgo arqueological site, IT is close to México city

[@melissasueferrin3409]

I didn't know that they don't let you go up the Castillo at Chichen Itza anymore, I went to the top back in 1990.

[@TheNewTravel]

Wow, lucky you! Yes our guide said it couldn't be climbed anymore because the number of visitors today would cause damage over time.

[@MrsStardust1970]

Dan go to Palenque, Chiapas

[@K1k05]

❤️I love history and archaeological ruins, your presentation skills are fantastic, and your videos are thoughtful, well shot. Keep using your skills to continue to show a different Mexico(Or you can do KZbin vlog 5000 with the same content as everyone else...lol). You(and Kari) have a nice talent, thanks for sharing it. 8^} 🙏

[@TheNewTravel]

Thanks bro! I'll keep trying to show the different Mexico that I have fallen in love with :)

[@patricialaureles9475]

Great video, thanks for the info!!

[@arturojimymartyn1029]

Te recomiendo que también visites Monte Albán en Oaxaca (zona arqueológica zapoteca), el Tajín en Veracruz(zona arqueológica totonaca), el Palenque en Chiapas y Uxmal en Yucatán (también son mayas)

[@raulguadarrama8759]

I think you have omitted five very important places: El Tajin in Veracruz, Palenque in Chiapas, La great pyramid of Cholula, which is the largest in the world in Puebla, Tula and yours Atlantes in Hidalgo and Monte Alban in Oaxaca. With this I think it would be the complete list of the most important Pre-Hispanic archaeological complexes in Mexico. Greetings.

[@antoniomoreno9235]

Hello Dan, you have to visit " El Tajin" in the state the Veracruz, is really beatiful and amazing.

[@brittanysavoie7608]

wow the one near ciudad de mexico is so big and incredible

[@strudellstrudell2440]

Incredible!good video, greetings from Guanajuato, México

[@adrianalillysosaflores4346]

Y aun faltaría Cacaxtla. Xochicalco, Malinalco, Sayil, Tikul, Calakmul, Palenque, Bonampack, Uxmal, Edzna y muchas. Todas tienen lo suyo.

[@eduardomontes3996]

Thank You

[@carolinagz2307]

I loved the video but I really think you missed some beautiful sites in Chiapas and Oaxaca and all around México. Palenque and Monte Alban are just fantastic, you really feel like in the middle of the jungle there too. Continue with your video, thanks Dan.

[@rodrigogamabrambila423]

WHAAAAAAAAAT?! I am from Mexico City and I never saw that piece of art you showed in that building's corner in the first minutes. In my defence I was never around the downtown that much. Anyways, if you see this, I would really appreciate if you comment the names of the streets. I am coming to visit my family for the winter holidays (I currently live in Germany) and I would love to visit the place and take a picture of it. I just can't believe I was raised there and that passed completely unnoticed for 26 years of my life there.Thanks a lot in advance =D

[@TheNewTravel]

At the corner of Republica del Salvador and Jose Maria Pino Saurez :)

[@rodrigogamabrambila423]

That was quick. Thanks a lot, you're the best

[@elmoragueno9321]

Glad you saw all of those places but you are missing Palenque and Calakmul! Not sure if you intended to offer a ranking, but if you did, there is just absolutely no way Teotihuacan falls to #5. It's not only the most massive and best preserved, but also the one with more historical significance. Teotihuacan is from the 1st century CE... The rest of your list comes 1,300 years later... My list is 1-Teotihuacan, 2- Palenque, 3- Calakmul, 4- Chichen Itza, for 5 and 6 choose from Uxmal, Templo Mayor, Monte Alban, Edzna...

[@anelale]

You really need to go to "Palenque" in Chiapas, is sublime and it is compared to the giza pyramids

[@zaydraco]

Teotihuacan is great, but Palenque and Bonampaq are interesting as well. In Chiapas there are a lot of places to visit

[@mirnavazquez68]

Mi México lindo..... gracias por promocionar México. Saludos cordiales desde Jalisco México

[@TheNewTravel]

Saludos desde cdmx :)

[@mirnavazquez68]

@@TheNewTravel 😍😘

[@itswillielugo999]

Dan!! Im finally going to Mexico City I hope I get to see you

[@app2bs]

Always watch till the end.

[@maximradchik3420]

You’re definitely missing Chiapas. You should go to Palenque in Chiapas, one of the most wonderful places. Also Monte Alban in Oaxaca. Oaxaca and Chiapas are probably the most wonderful states in Mexico and the richest in terms of cultural sites after Mexico City.

[@josemanuelz2687]

You re great Dan. It is a very good selection. I d also put Uxmal in the list... and you re right... You need to visit at lesast one archeological site to understand this couuntry. Thanks.

[@aldonava4448]

Nice vidio Dan

[@Kandyta1000]

Yo should visit palenque en chiapas

[@YourHumbleServant831]

Dan, there's a good documentary on Amazon Prime called, Guadalupe: The Miracle and the Message. I think it's the best documentary I've seen on the subject. The Guadalupe image is also venerated in the Philippines.

[@josemercado1987]

I wish one day I can visit all them archeological sites.

[@alucardc17zero]

Hey dan come to festival del globo in León Guanajuato is a beutiful experience.

[@link0314]

Uxmal is my favorite of all amigo and it is in Yucatán!!

[@albertorivera4485]

You need to make a new count, after you have visited more ancient cities, because it is certain that your list will change after having seen the cities of Palenque, Bonampak, El Tajin, Calakmul, Monte Albán, Tula, Tzintzunzan, La Venta and many more. And that is how you will notice the differences between all cultures and, at the same time, their influences on each other

[@MC-fd6ne]

You have to go to Calakmul. Will be your number 1

[@yasminreyes957]

Very nice...tnx!!!

[@TheNewTravel]

De nada :)

[@triciab4890]

Love your video👍🏻😍

[@ruthrodriguez5173]

I feel that you were suppose to be born Mexican because I see how much you love our country!

[@denyzel]

Hey! I just came across your videos and I'm loving them! You should definitely try visiting Tijuana, Baja California. It would be a totally different experience from the other cities you have visited. I will not lie to you, there's not really alot of beautiful architecture and/or old gorgeous ruins to see here BUT you'll get to experience what "the frontera lifestyle" We have the worlds most busiest border crossing here" Tijuana MX/San Diego, CA USA.. and also we have the title of the city with the best food from all Mexico! (You can google that! It was even on the New york times recently) even the tacos are different and better here.. and that doesn't come just from me, but from the majority of tourist and even Mexicans from other cities. I think the reason from the food is because we have a mixture of people from all cities around Mexico(immigrants) that end up living here.. as well as other people from other nations that came here for the same reasons and end up making a living here. Also there's a big percentage of us (me included) that live a double life in between Mexico and USA almost everyday (In my case I work in USA but I live in Tijuana Mexico)... You can take advantage of the trip by crossing the border and go to San Diego, California which is gorgeous (don't know if you've visited), and Los Angeles of Course and even Las Vegas if you've got the time. In the Mexican side we have Rosarito beach, Valle de Guadalupe (which is one of the most popular vineyard town in whole Mexico (a MUST). You will also not have that much trouble with language since we are in a border city there's lot of people that know English and we use both pesos and Dlls . If you ever come you can send me a message (just followed you on IG @denyzel I can point out to you the MUST go places around here and in San Diego/Los Angeles area." You'll love to see the difference in lifestyle that we have here

[@TheNewTravel]

Thanks Denisse! Tijuana is a place I'd really like to visit. I'll send you a msg if I can make it up there.

[@Wololo21]

Palenque and Monte Albán!

[@osirisrodriguez743]

Buena recomendacion saludos...

[@moisesfranco1425]

Amigo.!!! Piensas bolber a visitar mexico?.

[@MrCobosR]

You're missing Tajin.

[@thepetoshow8371]

Te falta ir a el Tajín donde los totonacas construyeron su civilización en el estado de Veracruz 100% recomendado. Y los atlantes de Tula

[@kaiikaika512]

Palenque,Calakmul, elTajin

[@riongr4156]

saludos amigo.

[@karengonzalez1003]

Te falta Yaxchilan y Palenque en Chiapas !

[@maikosot]

Dan, I hope u r excellent!!!.

[@chepep0n]

Cobá is pronunciated with an accent in the last syllabe Kob-A

[@TheNewTravel]

Opps! Thanks for the tip.

[@buscador2007]

Kinetic Kennons didn't like Chichen Itza.

[@dorianbelen]

buscador2007 For not liking them. The kinetics. They received the disapproval of all the people who know the importance of the ruins. Por no gustarles. Los kinetics. Recibieron la desaprobacion de todas las personas que conocen la importancia de las ruinas.

[@Mars_1357]

The Day of the Dead Parade next Saturday. : )

[@alee3090]

Cuando vas a Guadalajara ? Y en si a todo Jalisco ? El estado más mexicano

[@cristianalcona302]

Soy el #781 de las visualizaciones ya casi el #1 😍😂😂😂

[@cesarojas02]

Like si vienes de tu clase de Historia 😎👌

[@lilinp.portugal5447]

What about Tajin?!

[@benitorivera528]

¿Palenque Chiapas?

[@markm5174]

What about Uxmal?

[@The_gwaihir]

For me Uxmal in Yucatán peninsula is way more impressive than Coba or Ekbalam

[@lishernandez9332]

I loveee youuuuy

[@3012-b1e]

I love in the USA but I want to go to Mexico soooooo bad. My mum says I can eat all the mexican candy i want 😱

[@jasonl6130]

I know this is an opinion video, but I'm surprised Uxmal didn't make your list.

[@josecalderon5786]

I respect the braveness of these white people. I am mexican and I am afraid to travel to some parts of mexico.

[@sub.1544]

❤️❤️

[@TheNewTravel]

First comment... you are fast! 🙌

[@sub.1544]

Waitting a visit in Portugal 👍

[@Juanjo-do4qz]

Falto el TAJIN

[@adriantj6698]

Hey Dan..!!! ....make a meeting..... In cdmx......

[@nestorpanchi7806]

Déjame darle like a este video 👍👍

[@jino-suntzu3172]

:)

[@DisturbingRainbow]

You say your r's like w's. My dad does the same thing.

[@TheNewTravel]

Haha yeah sometimes I pronounce words weird 😅