Mexico's INCREDIBLE Pyramids of Teotihuacan (only 1 hour from Mexico City!)

[@TheNewTravel]

Thanks to everyone who recommended a trip to Teotihuacán, it was an unforgettable day! Are there any other awesome day trips from Mexico City you would recommend?

[@rayrichbrown]

The New Travel Damn Dan Awesome brother, I need to get over there! Enjoy

[@americahernandez2807]

Would’ve liked to have seen you and your gf visit La Huasteca Potosina in San Luis Potosí, but perhaps next time :)

[@ikss4411]

The New Travel Tepoztlán

[@karlacosette7731]

Jardines de Mexico (morelos), Cholula en Puebla, Peña de Bernal y Queretaro, Valle de Bravo, El Oro, en Edo. de Mexico. :)

[@karlacosette7731]

But, is more than an hour away..

[@compassnorth]

That was amazing ! I never knew there was such a place as this. I walked through Tulum and it totally blew me away ! To walk in the same footsteps as someone else 1000's of years before, see their creations within reaching distance....I was literally speechless. To see a place like this.....OMG....that would be amazing ! Mexico...so rich in the most meaningful ways regarding history....culture....WOW....I will have to see this place. It is now on the list. Great video !

[@dontomas7177]

can I ask you a question? do you think the beach at Tulum has the most beautiful aquamarine color you have ever seen? or it is just me who thinks that way?

[@compassnorth]

Don Tomas That beach at Tulum is amazing! I always thought photos of that beach were doctored but having been there....it looks just like the photos! Absolutely beautiful!

[@lalocadelosperritos8151]

Yeah Teotihuacán is an amazing ancient city you must visit not just while you are in México but whenever you are alive 😜🙂

[@Novalanpp]

And we the mexican people are nice...not like Trump think 😠

[@MA-zv8wn]

TEOTIHUACAN EASILY CAN BE THE OLDIST CITY IN THE AMERICA CONTINENT . AND TULA. CITY IN HIDALGO STATE. BECOUSE. THIS TWO CITY'S. CAME TOLTECS CULTURE. TULA CITY WAS THE CITY OF THE ATLENTES. THEY ARE KNOW IT AS THE FIRST HABITANTS OF THE CONTINENT. ARRIVED. TO AMERICA. JUST AFTER. THAT ATLANTIDA DISAPPEARED. SO!! THIS TWO CITYS MUST BE THE OLDERS CITY IN THE CONTINENT. BEFORE AZTECS. INCAS MAYANS AS WELL. TOLTECS WE'RE THE OLDER. AND FIRST PEOPLE IN THE AMERICA CONTINENT

[@MrCopper4]

Wow what a nice part of history. Gotta love Mexico.

[@unowhotravelchannel]

What a stunning place, absolutely incredible, a must place to visit! Really impressed, thanks for sharing😀👍

[@joseabrahamportugalmarin2217]

I went to that place on a middle school field trip, long time ago; I love that place but at night the show was really impressive! Prud Mexican here 🇲🇽

[@cosettesan]

Its one of my favorite places. I have family there, so everytime we go to visit them, I like to walk (15 mins)from my aunty house to the pyramids and spend my morning there just walking and climbing 🙊

[@jsan2586]

Lucky haha

[@luigilol]

Thats so amazing my relatives are in jalisco

[@dontomas7177]

I am going to Mexico in June. I am planning to take my Daughter there . nice video.thank you for sharing.

[@TheNewTravel]

Thanks for watching, Don

[@dharmaitri8506]

Did I like it? I 💓 it! They’re magnificent. Hei Dan, have the CDMX tourism office be your official sponsor. They owe it to you big time⭐️ Do you need us to contact them? Let us know. I mean it! Right guys? Porfa digan que sí. Dan se lo merece. Adora todo México pero vive en la CDMX.

[@TheNewTravel]

Hey Dhar, it would be awesome to work together with tourism in CDMX or in Mexico! I have emailed a few tourism offices in Mexico but I have not heard back. Of course The New Travel continues to grow, so maybe I should try again? But yes, if you or others in this community have the chance to contact them or make some introduction.... it would be a great thing 😀

[@thagirion218]

Hey Dan, have you ever come to Guanajuato? It's a very very beautiful city, it's a nice place to chill out and actually it's a very old city in the middle of Mexico, you won't regret your visit!

[@martasosa5973]

Esteban Almaraz I agree, you shouldn't miss Guanajuato city, if you can travel through the tunnels at night, and arrive to the lighted city it'd be an incredible experience! Puebla is a good option as well

[@rcl1975]

Amazing city, a must in México. When ancient Mexicas (pronounced as Meshicas) arrived to the Anáhuac valley (today´s Mexico City), Teotihuacán used to be abandoned for many centuries ago, thats why Mexicas believed this city was builded by the Gods, it never was occupied again but used only for ceremony purposes such as "The new sun ceremony" that started a new century of 52 years each! The real name of the city is unknown even today, due to no writing was left, Teotihuacán name was given by the Mexicas which means "The place where men become Gods". Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@joey1717]

im going to be in mexico city in 3 weeks and im coming here

[@edgarbarajas3643]

joseph sciuto how was it?

[@miguelangelmejiaalcantara3503]

Que padres videos realizas ...FELICIDADES!!!! y más por dar a conocer al mundo lo fascinante y hermoso que es nuestra patria, BIENVENIDO SIEMPRE a tu casa amigo

[@TangerineTravels]

You have a beautiful way of holding the viewer's attention all the way through. It's a tough thing to do yet you nail it. :) Btw - you have us SO curious to know where you're headed next. Guadalajara to join us? Lol

[@BoxingSavedMe]

Tangerine Travels with a Car like that I don't think anyone wants to join you hahah

[@TangerineTravels]

I mean, it _is_ pretty hard to compete with a blue-eyed husky and a tangerine-colored car, but Dan's a pretty awesome dude and I'm sure we could share the turf. ;)

[@BoxingSavedMe]

Tangerine Travels you sound Gay Saying that fruit cake

[@TangerineTravels]

You think you're talking to a dude, don't you?

[@BoxingSavedMe]

Tangerine Travels ?? Your a female

[@chalezprimo]

little Mexican school kids?

[@fabianmonge7195]

I was waiting this video, too. The next week I'm going there, thank you friend 👍

[@coria6231]

Cool

[@gr5565]

If you like ruins, you should visit the ruins of Malinalco. There you will find one of the few monolithic temples in the world, like Petra in Jordan, that was used to honor the Aztec Warriors.

[@ilerma78]

Very nice!! did you experience a special energy or a weird feeling when all the way to the top?

[@rachelandnick]

They look amazing!

[@TheNewTravel]

It was! :)

[@MA-zv8wn]

IT IS. AND WHEN. YOU ARE IN THE PLACE THE FEELING INCRISED EVEN MORE

[@Vancouver_Dan]

Dan, I liked your thoughtful comment about the overlapping civilizations and cultures in Mexico. Templo Mayor is one location where that is very apparent. One thing I really like about Mexico is how much indigenous culture, art, food and even booze (pulque) has survived.

[@TheNewTravel]

It really is remarkable to learn about all the connections to the past

[@alejandroosorio3518]

Omg!! You went to Teotihuacan!! Brother good I hope you have great time Dan

[@paulinatapia4739]

If you liked Teotihuacán you will LOVE Palenque in Chiapas

[@majalca03]

I recommend you take a trip to Oaxaca, Oaxaca. It will not disappoint you. You have a colonial city with world class archaeological sites, world class museums, history, culture and the best cuisine in all of Mexico. Another city you can't miss is Monterrey. Industrial powerhouse of the north. Lots of things to see.

[@maguadalupehernandez3227]

Hi Dan, go to Puebla. There's the biggest pyramid on the world or go to Chichén Itzá. Regards

[@luigilol]

The biggest in the world?

[@ab9840]

@Luis hc - Yes. Its the biggest in the world. Take a look for yourself in the following short clip - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3ibhWqOmZyCo5Y

[@corsan172011]

Yes the biggest on the world and there are tunnels inside it so you can see the pyramid inside

[@ZHibiki]

There is a platform in front of the moon pyramid that if you clap, you will hear a Quetzal (a bird from Mexico and Guatemala) did they told you about that?

[@diegovelazquez1630]

The Russian Husky I think that’s in Chichén Itzá, in the Yucatán peninsula

[@ZHibiki]

Diego Velázquez nah dude I'm sure it's Teotihuacan, literally went there like 3 weeks ago

[@AdrianMendoza01]

As far as I remember is at the mayan ruins of Chichén Itzá... Acoustics are different at Teotihuacán....

[@lamasbelladelmundo]

I fucking love you and your videos. Cheers from Vancouver.

[@louislark4506]

Phenomenal, splendid, antiquated, vintage, stupendous, and informative history.

[@dme910]

Cool video of Teotihuacan, a place I haven't been but will make the effort to go soon....hope you can go visit Chichen Itza, you'll love it too.

[@KevinBlazerTM]

I ran out of air when I climbed that pyramid 5 months ago xD but.. the views are incredible

[@TheNewTravel]

Haha yup those stairs are no joke!

[@samuelzamora2624]

I’m from Mexico and Teotihuacán is my favorite place of all Mexico

[@MsRominaAguilar]

What is that whispering sound at 8:45?? Gave mi chills!

[@USAMEXICO1982]

Romi Aguilar yeah you noticed it , sounds like an ancient spirit

[@MsRominaAguilar]

USAMEXICO1982 exactly what I thought! Like an aztec ritual prayer or something haha

[@USAMEXICO1982]

Romi Aguilar it could be there are things that only cameras can catch

[@VillaBeatsRecordings]

I think it was a souvenir that you can find there, if you blow it it is supposed that sounds like a jaguar. (sorry if my English wasn't perfect, Im still learning )

[@MsRominaAguilar]

VillaBeatsRecordings mmm probably!

[@hgrrdgz619]

My country it’s so beautiful it’s incredible viva Mexico 🇲🇽

[@sasakialinne9878]

Thanks for the Amaizing vid ❤

[@Alex_Cassidy]

#i❤️Mexico

[@noemi22222]

Cool 😎 I love Teotihuacan

[@KuroJesterheaD]

Visit Los atlantes de Tula, its the same experience, a really interesting historic place, and you will see the temple of Quetzalcoatl, The feathered serpent, and there are a lot of misteries of how they did it and their meaning and what they are, because they dont resemble with the rest of the warriors in that time, nor even their weapon that seems to be flamethrowers, something that wasnt possible in that time. They are a complete mistery, they are the mexican equivalent to the Moai at Rapa Nui. And i would like to sya, that the atlantes are even more fascinating and misterious.

[@rubenperez6754]

Kuro~you are very insightful you are brilliant, I know People from Atlantis settled in Mexico and even the Phoenician because there are murals in Mexico with blonde hair and White skinned Indians 😈! !!

[@itswillielugo999]

Dan if you haven’t tried the Mexican desert “ Flan 🍮 “ I highly recommend you try some it’s very good and easy to fall in love with

[@lukamodrick1387]

Viva Mexico very impressive.!!

[@louislark4506]

Wow.....200 steps! Enchanting and charming view of the Pyramid of the Sun.

[@markodiaz8927]

Hey Dan another hot video I enjoy watching thanks Amigo 😎

[@TheNewTravel]

Gracias Marko!

[@gc16x]

Pronto iré a la cdmx y me gustaria ir a Teotihuacán, alguien por favor me podria decir cual es la mejor manera de llegar allá y que tan tardado es masomenos desde el World Trade Center? Lugares para comer, precios etc. Agradeceria cualquier tipo de información saludos ;)

[@spookyryu]

lg hay 2 maneras tomar el tour desde el zócalo con el turibus o debes ir a la estación de autobuses del norte y tomar un tour o camión desde ahí toma 2 horas desde el WTC

[@gaypridemexico2012]

Lo mas cómodo es el turibus.

[@gc16x]

spookyryu gracias!!

[@gc16x]

Eliseo Juárez gracias!! Que cuesta el turibus?

[@gaypridemexico2012]

lg I el website del turibus trae rutas y precios.

[@mariagallegos4077]

another great video 😊💙

[@jcja902]

Mother Land is beautiful. The energy of my ancestors still much alive. Thanks for showing the world the head of mother land.

[@luisreyes7577]

your videos are good, put subtitles in spanish please.

[@jehc.]

It's not Mexico City, it's the State of Mexico

[@timn3156]

Amazing! I just added Teotihuacan to my bucket list.

[@BillTheThrill]

Awesome Video! I am about to make a video about Mercado Señora!

[@BillTheThrill]

In Mexico City!

[@cosettesan]

BillTheThrill dont take big cameras to the Sonora, ppl there's doesn't like to be filmed. Be careful and enjoy

[@BillTheThrill]

jas cosette thanks for the tip! I filmed last week and just brought my GoPro. Went at 10am and it was all good

[@alejandram.c.5064]

Hey guys! If you ever want to see a pyramid underneath a hill (and actually walk inside of it) come to Cholula! It's the largest pyramid (volume wise) in the world!

[@zulmakarnacha]

Hola Dan & Yuri. Im glad you guys finally went to Teotihuacan. I recomended it because if you like history, this is good start. My dad was ex military he said that back in the day, they would go early mornings to run up those pyramids and back to their base in the 70s. I would recommend you to visit the mecca of soap operas: Televisa. Televisa is like Hollywood but the version of soap operas or who knows maybe you guys might get hired since you have this way of recording makes you feel like if we are actually there with you guys. Or you can visit the where celebrities get their handsprinted on some gallery or if you wana go to Basilica de Guadalupe (worldwide televised every December)

[@TheWorldnUs]

Impressive!

[@alexromanov6707]

I´m from Mexico and i've gone several times but each time i go i feel breathless. It's an outstanding detour. I feel so proud and blissful for beign mexican. Thank you for coming. By the way, what's the noise in minute 8:47?

[@Sergiogacopuma]

Yes, it's right. I remember very well my first time in Teotihuacan📷. It was a school trip in my 3th grade and was a huge experience for me to be in a place like that full of history and romance (I got kissed for the first time💑 by Gabriela💞, the girl who used to sit next to me in class😎). Thank you for let me go back to my memories😀😀Great post 👍

[@AdrianMendoza01]

sergio garcia Now, that's a good story!

[@martasosa5973]

lol 😊, yeah, it's my first school trip also, in highschool, such good memories!

[@adnatpaaaa679]

Beautiful pic of u and your girlfriend at the end of the video 😍😍😍😍

[@USAMEXICO1982]

great video dan!

[@gerardodiaz2390]

I suggest you visit: archaeological zone of Tula in the state of Hidalgo, Tepoztlan and the archaeological zone of Xochicalco in Morelos and Real del Monte in Hidalgo. SALUDOS DAN !!

[@lisataylor-vences1833]

Go to San Juan Teotihuacan (closest town to pyramids) for great seafood and tianguis.

[@printcrew86]

Es bueno ver a los estranjeros disfrutar nuestra tierra, nuestras raíces la cultura Mexicana.

[@CoreayMas]

Por fin un video interesante que habla de cultura.

[@zaysad2720]

Omg what's that sound at 8:46 ??????

[@yenunadeesaselviento]

If you have the chance, go to Palenque, Chiapas, you'll be blown away!

[@rocalvo6588]

So glad you were able to experience this wonderfully mysterious and majestic place. And you had nice weather too. PERFECT. Great video as usual!!

[@andrescarrillo297]

You should go to the Yucatan Peninsula, Mérida, Cancun, Chichen-itza, Campeche, definetely one of the most beatiful areas in México

[@andrescarrillo297]

All those places are in the peninsula, is the same area

[@jorgemichellerodriguezrami8966]

It is, but not as amazing and culturally rich as central or northern Mexico. It is gorgeous, though.

[@martasosa5973]

Amazing!! I've been there 3 or 4 times, and it's still stunning! it's said that all the pyramids were covered with lime and decorated, that must have been so colorful and bright, incredible! I think that the Sun pyramid is in the top 5 of the highest pyramids in the world. I really love that place!

[@JuanPimentell]

the fact your genuinely are amaze by our country make me so happy. I really appreciate what your doing and hope you keep it up. Your really doing gods work by showing the real mexico. If you ever want explore the state of Hidalgo let me know and we can arrange something

[@rogelio9413]

Excelente video Dan, saludos amigo.

[@TheNewTravel]

Saludos Manuel!

[@chayovz510]

I don't know if it's just me but it seemed magical. Hot, but magical to learn and understand what and how life was in that era! Wow!

[@cjuarezluna2010]

Great video... I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND ALL OF YOU!!!.

[@htmex77]

Oh no ! You are not leaving yet 😠... we need you to stay longer 😜

[@bigmexi1980]

Beautiful video nice job.

[@lelandpeck4585]

great tour. Thanks so much. Really great!

[@TutsiMeliPop]

Great video as always.. i love Teotihuacán ❣, also i love Mobike 🚲

[@guichomemo1]

they have to go to Palenque, Edzna, Chichen-itza, Uxmal , TAJIN, Montealban, etc

[@louislark4506]

Love it Dan! You editing and content is awesome.

[@larrote6467]

If you ever go to the Península de Yucatán, that's a completely flat place (topographically speaking) with all rivers running underground: Every single hill and mountain you see over there is a Maya Pyramid; the Maya were notorious for destroying their ecosystems and having the need to constantly migrate and create new cities so the whole jungle over there is a tapestry of ancient maya cities.

[@bercober]

Hi Dan, do you know that Teotihuacan was abandoned by the time of the aztecs came. The aztecs called Teotihuacan " the city of the gods" ,and they used it as a ceremonial place. We do'nt know much about the teotihuacan culture yet. If you como to Monterrey, look for me and I invite you to dinner. Saludos!!

[@monicarodriguezg.3765]

Wonderful video

[@aaronpeterson7466]

Thats cool that they opened up the Temple of the Moon to travel further up the side of the pyramid. When I was there back in Nov they would only allow you to walk up to the main level and no further due to the huge earthquakes Mexico experienced just a few months earlier. We were able to go all the way to the top of the Pyramid of the Sun though. You should do a Vlog on a Luchadore match if you havent already, they get kinda crazy but are a lot of fun!

[@josenajera9323]

Did you know that ... Jim Morrison fell asleep one night in the pyramid of the sun totally drunk (the doors played in a bar in reform), at dawn with the sun he was surrounded by lizards and he called himself "the king lizard"

[@TheNewTravel]

Hahahhaha I did not know that

[@eddyviajero530]

GREAT VLOG! I saw you first in 2 or 3 vlogs on India. Cool stuff. I was in India in 2019.

[@emmamar9404]

I would love to see and hear more from Nori, a comparison between Korea and Mexico, what does she like most about Mexico, what was the biggest culture shock for her. Maybe a collab or an interview with other Koreans living in Mexico.

[@ali58457]

go to tajin pyramids they are from the totonac culture in veracruz, they pyramids are different but so beautiful

[@bluedasher74]

Amazing! I cannot wait to go there...one day.

[@HoudiniCrypto]

Just Magical Teotihuacan Great Video Dan The new Travel is Going Places Congrats!

[@oliespinosa842]

Es hermoso y sorprendente ese lugar. Estar en la cima de la pirámide del Sol es una experiencia mística. Contemplar todo con los ojos bien abiertos, extender los brazos y sentir cómo te mece el viento es simplemente estar en otro mundo.

[@juanquintana118]

YOU;HAVE,AMAZING FOOTAGE OF TEOTIHUACAN;REALLY ENJOYED WATCHING YOUR VLOG THANK YOU

[@miguelmb5619]

It's good that you continue through Mexico

[@TheNewTravel]

I'm happy to do it :)

[@garthkelly1668]

El mejor de los tres videos que he visto en estos artefactos.

[@Paul-dz7xi]

I think they did Human Sacrifices at the top! Totally badass!

[@cindycr7365]

Omg, I’ve been there so many times and I had never noticed the undiscovered pyramids lol, thanks for showing us new things in every video! ❤️

[@davidortega357]

Actually there's pyramids all over Mexico and central America and South America and in North America like Cahokia mounds builders Cahokia is in Illinois on the Mississippi river

[@youtubebydoug]

Teotihuacan looks unforgettable. I'm going to have to check it out one day

[@davidortega357]

I've been there 2 times Teotihuacan and. Zocalo DF in zocalo heart of. Mexico city there's partial pyramids and temples

[@jcthemainman]

Visit Tepoztlán

[@nonas6751]

You should visit Puebla, it is so beautiful and they actually have the biggest pyramid in the world in Cholula Puebla. It's amazing! Except for the church on top of the pyramid. Very disrespectful in my opinion.

[@lopez.jacinto.6726]

Of the entire city complex, only the 5% has been excavated. So we really don't know much about the teotihuacan people. However, we know for certain that the influence of this city during the classic horizon of mesoamerican history (200-900 AD) reached places as far as El Salvador in the south and the South West of the US in the north.

[@Xergecuz]

Have a like and a comment good man.

[@angelcap4371]

thanks, planning to come here real soon.....i was planning to go to Egypt, but why go through all the trouble when we have a neighbor who has equally stunning pyramids...just for a few hours of flgiht..

[@pupupipichorrorelief4909]

I wonder how many people have tripped and fallen off those pyramids bouncing off those steps .

[@camaradahuichilopoztli3831]

I used to have an archery club near the pyramids

[@fer1138]

you should go to Yucatán and visit the Chichen-Itzá pyramid

[@lupaapul7897]

Have you gone to the basilica de Guadalupe in Mexico City?

[@Pico_de_Guile]

Personally I prefer the tour guides from Mexico a Cake, mainly because they have the cheesecake although i think it's technically a pie?

[@egocentric222]

I have become hooked on your channel. Thank you for respecting Mexican people and our culture.