The Pyramids at Teotihuacán, Mexico [Amazing Places]

The Pyramids at Teotihuacán, Mexico. Views to and from the Pyramid of the Sun, Pyramid of the Moon, Temple of Quetzalcoatl, Avenue of the Dead.
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[@vandalnonesuch8274]

In 1968 my parents and I spent about a month in Mexico. We visited Teotihuacan and climbed both pyramids. The builders were long gone when the Aztecs arrived. This is one of the most amazing pre-columbian complexes I've ever visited; there's a feeling of great age, and mystery! I had a chance to meet the Architect who designed both Azteca Stadium and the Museum of Anthropology. We discussed Teotihuacan: he commented that there is a legend that it was created by gods who came on tails of fire and left the same way, promising to return! He assumed it was just legend, but then, maybe not... Pedro Ramirez Vazquez said that with a straight face!!!

[@pretzelsaladito]

This is beautiful, thanks for sharing.

[@a3.148]

Quetzalcóatl promised to return, centuries may pass, reality or not, and even any Mexican, we inexplicably have a feeling of nostalgia, "waiting", when listening or naming Quetzalcóatl something moves inside.

[@erickhernandez-ym5cw]

Wow what beautiful legend, I would like what everything was true. 👋👋👋👋👋👋👋🛸🛸

[@DoritosResidue]

This whole site looks like a port for vehicles or a military base of some kind. Out all the pyramids in the world this site intrigues me the most. Even more than Egyptian pyramids

[@robertchandler2124]

Interesting because Egypt went to Mexico. Mexico never went to Egypt. The Pyramids were built by Africans.

[@boxmx1246]

@@robertchandler2124 😂😂😂😂 You a clown

[@katelawyer3689]

@@boxmx1246 he is

[@jaydinero2503]

@@robertchandler2124 No the Aztecs who are the Mexicans ancestors built those pyramids Africans didn’t come to america until the Europeans came which was way after those pyramids were built learn better history kid.

[@robertchandler2124]

@@jaydinero2503 Todo Mentiras!!! Aztecs admit they did not built any pyramids because they thought God built it. No it was Africans. You welcome.✌🏽

[@alexlutz758]

Holy shit. I didn't know there was literally a city of pyramids...... This site is under rated. The whole world should know about this. Fucking speechless.

[@M0RPED]

It was pretty popular in the 90s but since then it hasn't gotten as much attention as mayan pyramids (2012 scare).

[@alejandragarcia207]

recently a canadian teenager found the largest mayan city by using google earth and lining up mayan constellations .. pretty cool. no one had found it because its deep in the jungle

[@brendanwood1540]

Still not as impressive as Egypt. But amazing no less, and possibly related. Look into the alignment of these monuments around the world. They exist in England, Ireland, Scotland, China, Easter Island, India, Japan, Turkey, Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Columbia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Brazil, Guyana, Suriname, Paraguay, Chile, Argentina, Uraguay, Russia, Africa, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Palestine, Libya, Sudan, Chad, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Namibia, Bostwana, South Africa, Madagascar, Angola, Congo, Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Mali, Algeria, Italy, Greece, Spain, France, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Korea, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea.... and many places we haven't discovered. Check out the UNESCO World Heritage sites.

[@joyfullone3968]

Primitive people did not build this site!

[@corsan172011]

@@joyfullone3968 they were not primitive ... they were just like any other civilization but with diferent think and knowledge

[@pnvgordinho]

The big pyramid looks so cool. Its design looks like something from the future, something high tech. Beautiful place.

[@acr-wr2nw]

When the Spaniards first saw the grand valley of Mexico from a mountain pass they were astounded by its astounding beauty. It was a view never seen before or even dreamed of. It was a fantasy from a romance. Source: Cortez, The Great Adventurer and the Fate of Aztec Mexico. Thank You very much for sharing this. Beautiful, beautiful. Viva Mexico y Viva Las Islas Filipinas!!

[@milosh9k]

Thank you! Best Regards!

[@hiddenkard3101]

Spanish was the 1st to land in the Americas and build cities from California and Florida down to Chile and spread Christianity before the pilgrims landed with Protestant religion

[@copper-skin-king9666]

Right the Aborgines of that land. Who would you called them today?

[@thebluntfultruth8475]

@@copper-skin-king9666 They always seem to think it was the natives who they see today, forgetting about who the Olmecs were and what they looked like.

[@carlosa.n5100]

@@thebluntfultruth8475 🤦‍♂️

[@shawnskeldon8838]

I walked up those steps as an 11 year old young boy back in 1972 Burned into my mind forever

[@thomasbleming678]

I first visited Teotiuachuan in 1968 and I have been able to revisit this magnificent site on several occasions. The last time was in 1989.

[@mnmomen9618]

How older you.... Maybe 70 or 80, I am 63 only young man

[@thomasbleming678]

@@mnmomen9618 I am 74 years old .

[@mnmomen9618]

@@thomasbleming678 wow nice to hear you

[@mnmomen9618]

@@thomasbleming678 you are from America or Europe

[@thomasbleming678]

@@mnmomen9618 U.S.A. Google: "Thomas Bleming."

[@sherrieholliday1332]

We went on a high school band trip here. Beautiful place with interesting stories. I remember climbing to the top of the Pyramid of the Sun.

[@jimbeam2299]

I’ve been to the top of the Pyramid of the Sun. I can’t even describe how amazing it was. You feel one with everything.

[@jimbig3997]

They're keeping people from going up there right now because of the scamdemic. It's ridiculous. Evil people still rule the world just like back then. I couldn't help but feel that we need to transition into a new age, now more than ever.

[@ramonhernandezsoto9693]

The last time I was in fromt of the Pyramid of the Sun I got the chills and my heart started pumping faster...I think is because its imposing energy.

[@fivebyfive88]

Ramon Hernandez Soto wtf another comment said that too! Weird

[@bobbob7443]

If your Mexican most likely you will feel a connection to these monuments since it was our ancestors who build them

[@christianvachon2235]

Having been there once, I know exactly what you mean.

[@sunspiral79]

Without seeing these places and structures in person..its hard to really understand what youre looking at in pictures..This video gives depth..realness The pyramid of the moon..God what a sight..Its as if alive..Its just absolutely magnificent. Can you imagine this place in its hayday? Ive become absolutely fascinated with ancient cultures of mesoamerica

[@2431hayden]

Climbed that pyramid in seventh grade. Too young to appreciate what I was seeing.

[@brendanwood1540]

Clearly this ancient, pre-cataclysm theory has merit; given that we can observe the same ultra precise stone cutting technique being used on all the foundation stones. The same polygonal designs, and knobs are present in the harder, and lower, stone work. Considering that we have discovered australopithicus specimen older than 2 million years; every 26 000 years we have an ice age that lasts 10 000 - 13 000 years. In between we get a warm period to recover, and based on the laws of logarithms our population takes a long time to recover, and fills up entirely in the last portion of the warm period. It takes vast human and material resources to develop works capable of surviving cataclysms. The message encoded is to be prepared for survival because it will get tough and we lose almost everything. We must accept it to move on from the trauma shared in our collective conscience. Those war faring civilizations that came later were just a chapter, and minor facet, of the message on the calendar. (Fuck the spelling of "Calendar" BTY; nonsense). They are those who haven't spiritually evolved to the point of being able to excel to the prestigious task of carving the hardest stone with perfect accuracy, astrological, mathematical, chronological, and celestial data encoded in granite; granite being the material used by the international consortium which defines the exact definition, and calibration, for all of our empirical measurements such as weight, volume, and scalar dimension. They use granite because it does not change as much as other material over time and helps to preserve the accuracy of the calibration bench mark. AND yes, definitely nothing to do with the place we call mexico today, or Spanish people who live there. The Norte Chico would call you the younger brothers, and they are your elder brothers, separated by the sea since the last beginning of this current time.

[@brendanwood1540]

What is amazing is that all of this is just a blink, in a single dimension of life. A snap in time, and even when we consider that our galaxy will collide with another, even that is a short time away. The other message is more subtle, and involves letting go and accepting the gifts, harmony, and balance of nature. The colours are as the chords, and all life, like the shape of a water vortex, or movement in space, all organized in a spectrum of frequency with harmony, and nothing else matters besides the pursuit of excellence in harmony, and creation of natural master pieces in harmony with nature. Like Egypt. A reflection of life and earth, and the cosmos, as a pursuit in life, to achieve liberty, and complete the pursuit of happiness. The American "Dream".

[@brendanwood1540]

The new world order can not aim to restore these monuments to fulfill their original purpose. The method is war, and war destroys harmony. War creates chaos and chaos only fuels the fires. The vortex will furiously draw us towards the center of inevitability, and we may learn to love again. In the next life, the mind of a life, a facet of a consciousness, and a complete universe. With no limit to scale inside or outside. Every decision matters, all life matters, and we will always have another chance to ascend; there will always be something greater. There is no limit.

[@brendanwood1540]

Not in time, and not in space. The spiritual journey is eternal. We are all as one. Collectively, and individually responsible for everything. We decide what happens next, and where we go. So please everybody lets go some place happy where we have a view over everything, and nothing seems too hard to handle.

[@brendanwood1540]

Music, beauty, joy, love, peace; actualization. Purpose.

[@jaybee9269]

Those are the most impressive pyramids! They are huge and it almost seems like forced perspective-they LOOK so awesome!

[@babyjesus8724]

love that country

[@ethenstone6165]

Hell ya. Its great

[@3_virgentlemen664]

It’s got hella beautiful rivers too

[@MarieNDiaz-yr3mg]

Imposing!!! ,.. Majestic!!! Mexico* Sacred Land of the Gods*!!!,

[@martirio21]

Mexico is the Hearth of America continent ...like it or not

[@brendanwood1540]

North America was splashed by molten rock and then covered by a glacier. So it's hard to say. Unless we do a lot more unorthodox mining called archaeology.

[@brendanwood1540]

Zionists need to give the money back.

[@ottoelelhuitzilihuitl3088]

México is the epicenter of the hemisphere.

[@ottoelelhuitzilihuitl3088]

@weareanonmyous wecannotbestopped ignorant Jew

[@geoffbennett7531]

Yes, i hope you guys kick the whites out and make mexico great again and build more mounds my brother.

[@xyquiz]

This one should be in 7Wonders instead of Chichen Itza. Hope to go there to see it real.

[@1gzo]

It bothers me that we don't know exactly why/how ancient civilizations, separated by thousands of miles, decided to build giant rectangular buildings. It bothers me a lot.

[@beentheredonethatb4]

We have a difficult time believing that prior to our existence, there were cultures that were in many ways, superior to ours. There is also the possibility of alien beings having visited the planet in the past. Sounds strange, but who knows?

[@alejandragarcia207]

but building a pyramid is far from "easiest" build.. read some books, ev en now we would have trouble building a pyramid like giza .. geez.. building pyramids is very complex... ..

[@bluedasher74]

The cultures that built them (the Mayans, the Azects, etc) were complex cultures. There was nothing "primitive" about these people. Blame it on the white man if the knowledge of how to build these structures was lost.

[@cleopatra2016]

bluedasher74 To bad no one here has mentioned the Olmec culture. Maybe that's what you're missing.

[@huffmanarnold7347]

1gzo Everyday day, many many times a day, I wonder, I just have to know whats up..., someday.?

[@ongomagic]

Being there transports you to an ancient time. You have to be there to understand.

[@RockSolidPro]

📚 do that for me

[@americasfourthreichcorpora4433]

Believe that.

[@jsnagra1able]

I felt that way at Chichen Itza. So true.

[@ozark8944]

Very beautiful country. I would like to see this great wonder before I die

[@kaseebkaseem8770]

MAGIC, CULTURE, MYSTICISM, PYRAMIDS, THIS IS MEXICO.

[@jackiehuitron8472]

This is awesome. Watching this made me tear up haha I haven't been in Mexico for years!! ♡♡♡ I miss this so much. I'm going back this year.

[@amudalasatyanarayana622]

You’re awesome! A billion thanks to you for offering me this opportunity to take a look at this enigmatic wonder.

[@milosh9k]

Thank you! Glad you find the contemporary music fitting this ancient place, not everybody does :)

[@alexandror3676]

Hola I do ,nice music

[@HulaBottler]

amazing and fitting music!!

[@friderckcougher97]

Thank you- never underestimate your powers of knowing what is right!!

[@abinaslimbu3057]

Structure grow roman Building norse God matries drawer Greece god godess

[@rayconner8636]

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[@ArmandoLuis1318]

This makes me proud to be Mexican

[@ivansalcedo5231]

phlogiston The work isn't Egyptian. It was done by civilizations like the myans and aztecs. They built them differently. Also Egyptians used camels, elephants, etc. and these guys did it all by man-power.

[@ivansalcedo5231]

phlogiston Non on of that has to do with your allegations that the Egyptians built those pyramids, which is false. Egyptians weren't in the Americans during that time whatsoever. Black my ass, no one cares. Plus, Egyptians now aren't even black.

[@lowcal011]

phlogiston Each civilization have their achievements the acient natives in mexico had an impressive calendar that worked for thousands of years their astronomy was also something not to reckon with. There was no form of international transportation then, so logically this isn't Egyptian work there was no form of informing people about how to make pyramids, so you can shut up about that. Emphasis on "Aztec/mayan" pyramids, "Egyptian" pyramids they are all their own. A secure way of building a large structure without it collapsing is also reflected in the geometric structure of a pyramid they both had advance mathematics, so that may be a factor as to why they are shaped this way. And it is unknown why chinese officials cover their pyramids. All the pairs of pyramid's from central america and Africa and china seem to form a connection with the constellation of Orion there may be a dwelling existence and purpose of these buildings that are unknown​. I suggest you dont speak anymore for your lack of knowledge is embarrassing. No other is superior nor the original.

[@KimberlyCachanilla]

phlogiston what's that a pic of

[@ArmandoLuis1318]

Boss Up fucking troll

[@davide051qwer]

SIMPLEMENTE ES FASINANTE TODA ESTA ARQUITECTURA MAYA , un gran saludo al pueblo Mexicano desde Bolivia

[@erickhernandez-ym5cw]

Perdón pero no es arquitectura maya, fue una civilización hasta ahora desconocida que fue descubierta por los aztecas 1000 años después, una ciudad increíble pero ya abandonada, tanto fue su impresión que le llamaron TEOTIHUACAN que significa lugar de donde nacen los dioses. Las dos pirámides fueron llamadas de el SOL y la LUNA, pero incluso eso también se desconoce, en investigaciones actuales estos dos basamentos demuestran que estaban más relacionados al dios del agua TLALOC. Y no se ha comprobado tampoco la existencia de sacrificios humanos.

[@boxmx1246]

@@erickhernandez-ym5cw Pero ahí se mira Quetzalcóatl.

[@da-yp1wu]

@@boxmx1246 Yo creo que fue en el tiempo de los sumerios y loa annunakis. O antes de los sumerios. Maya =Kulkulcan Aztec = quezacotl Anti diluvio.

[@oskarblonde1]

No es arquitectura Maya esta arquitectura es diferente en tiempo y espacio. Los Teotihuacanos fueron muy influyentes en su cultura que ciudades mayas como Chichen Itza esta basado en la arquitectura Teotihuacana y viceversa. Los pueblos indigenas en Mexico etnicamente y culturalmente son muy diferentes entre ellos: de Teotihuacan a Tikal son 3000 km ellos mismos se veían como extranjeros, un maya no es igual que un zapoteca o un mexica o un otomi o un totonaco som pueblos muy distintos con cosas en común pero muu diversos étnicamente y todos estaban conectados por las rutas comerciales. Pero no esta arquitectura no tiene nada que ver con los mayas.

[@boxmx1246]

Edita tu comentario por qué no es maya está ubicada en la zona mesoamericana dónde los mexicas dominaban.

[@mikhailkhramov4955]

This guy and his movies are beyond and above fantastic! This refers not only to this clip, to most if not all of his channel. And the music he adds to the videos is so matching and ... mesmerizing!

[@milosh9k]

Quite touched by your words of high appreciation! Thank you so much!!!

[@BustyNutz]

i climbed that pyramid like a week ago its extremely tiring it was worth for the view

[@Bella-wl6fn]

This place is still full of Mystery. Things have only slowly been coming to light after a very long wait. They've discovered more, new artifacts- a storm God pot, I think he's called Tlaloc along with some nicely crafted stone beads. Oddly, I saw they found Mercury under the pyramid to. This place was an era of its very own, I'm pretty sure of that much. I think that they still don't have the full grasp of the cultural norms and history here. Just because we know about the sacrifices doesn't mean we fully understand or have completely identified with what life was here at it's peak. One reason is this: there always seems to be some level confusion between the Toltecs, Myans, and Aztecs as well, the lines are too blurry. We can't formulate definite's until more studys are finished being conducted. When I visited, I got the vibe that it was frequently used for spiritual gatherings like the Vatican or St Basilica's... Except they didn't practice Christianity they practiced different mysterious type of ancient worship. I also think there was a lot of trading going on like an outdoor flea market during the summer astrological months and on the cooler fall days to.

[@YojimbO-kh9mx]

México is the greatest Nation on Earth.

[@MrKonradWhite]

Thank you for sharing this .It Is purely amazing .Nothing left to say ....music is just awesome !!!

[@milosh9k]

Konrad B. You are welcome! And thanks for the nice comment:)

[@killadelphiaHC]

it's almost crazier than Egypt. just no way man, no way that it's insignificant or primitive. it's too grand. something had to have come from the outside to inspire this. it left. died, or we killed it off. something amazing happened. at one point this was the biggest show in town. these questions have answers, this is all really about knowing one's self and ones past, everyone deserves the truth. what we are, who are, and who we're gonna be? and why? and it's prob gonna be simply because something said so. or we evolved from slime. who knows.

[@NAEm134]

Or it was us in a different form and somehow our DNA got altered to where we lost contact with our true form. Something on earth happened not too long ago with humans and some other beings.

[@macarde10]

@@NAEm134 strange, considering the dna of those ancient people match the native Americans of today.

[@HiiOKZ]

I just visited teotihuacan 3 days ago. The view from sun pyramid is stunning, but it s even better from moon pyramid. Climbing moon is a little harder due to steeper, though shorter.

[@dizleran9276]

i want to go pay my repects one day for the worriers who tryed to defend what was once an empire. proud to come from aztec blood . i wish I coulda lived in those days and fought the invasion of the spaniords hail to the god of the sun Huitzilopochtli the god of war .

[@Userkaf_II]

I am almost persuaded by your argument. The Native American cultures, both north and south are fascinating and impressive, but remember the Egyptians were the first engineers, the Aztec, Maya, and Inca were much later than Egyptians. But nonetheless the structures are very impressive.

[@2283mac]

No one know what civilization built this site. Not Mayan or Aztec, this site predates. Maybe Olmec but not even them. With out hyrogliphics on the Sun and Moon pyramids to tell us of their makers.

[@anonymous203020]

One of the greatest achievements of human civilization, a thousand years before the renaissance in Europe

[@pingpong307]

The art of classical ancient Greece was perfect, a thousand years before these pyramids. The Roman Empire created marvelous engineering masterpieces, 5 centuries before these pyramids. And eventually it was the Europeans who stopped the human sacrifices and the ritual cannibalism of the Aztec Empire.

[@yournoneexistencefather5869]

Ping Pong bitch ancient greeks didn't even exist back then

[@pingpong307]

@Ryan Nil "this (Teotihuacan) or ancient Egypt" are not in the same time span. Classical Greece is more recent than classical ancient Egypt, but it preceded Teotihuacan.

[@SagradaMascarita]

@Robinson Pittman dey wuz kangz?

[@sr.iluminado8606]

@@pingpong307 Hablas de los Giregos? aquella cultura que copio muchos elementos arquitectónicos a otras culturas del medio oriente, y egipcias? jajajaja. Estoy completamente seguro que si pones a los griegos en una isla, apartados de otras culturas no crearian ni una mierda. Los romanos son una sola imitación de los griegos, el resto de culturas europeas o tribus, no hicieron nada. Los Mayas son más antiguos que los griegos.

[@riddlegunnermanuel6503]

"Mexico city is one of the finest city's In the planet" Dick Gregory r.i.p

[@MartyInLa]

This place is so impressive and amazing. With this Coviid thing going on, I have to wonder if I will ever be able to travel again. This video gives a good sense of the grandeur of the place, thanks for posting!

[@busterj11776]

Excellent, thanks, I just got around to seeing this great video.

[@knightlykin1499]

When people say Native Americans never did anything with the land.....Meanwhile I'm gazing at the worlds largest ever built pyramid in ancient times standing at around 270/ft tall and 700/ft wide with miniature pyramids circling it.

[@reshawnwonfeather8339]

They did not build these sorry kid

[@Montano76]

Reshawn Swift Let me guess IT WUZ DA MOORZ FROM DA 12 TRIBEZ OF ISRAEL ND SHIET

[@reshawnwonfeather8339]

@William Felix not yall ancient ancestors but the so called negro yall ancestors was either Khan or napoleon. This land was populated with carbonated people which is afro ebony

[@reshawnwonfeather8339]

@thanksthe pyramids are older then the mayan and aztecs they did not build them they adopted them

[@hekmatyar6621]

@@reshawnwonfeather8339 I think the Olmecs ( who were African) built the pyramids and the Mayans and Aztecs found them and used them

[@MrGelly70]

When you climb up the pyramid of the moon, you get sleepy, relaxed. When you climb up the pyramid of the sun, you get active, you get edgy and talkative

[@fivebyfive88]

TheJess Ylleg how do u know

[@darioquezadalopez4641]

Really ?

[@maky2258]

Yup I believe in that. One guy from Croatia did the same , he climbed up the pyramid of the moon and became sleepy , he slept for 15-20 minutes . He was talking about that on some croatian podcast.

[@christianvachon2235]

I agree - when I visited there, I had the exact same thing happen to me.

[@biancahuizard6981]

Beautiful! i visit the pyramids of Teotihuacan some years ago, and now with this video i have a better perspective of the whole complex, i love it, thanks for sharing.

[@lawrenceanthrax375]

THE SCARY PART OF THIS IS THAT THE Arquialoguist have only EXCAVATE about 10% of this place there's LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF OTHER SMALLER PYRAMIDS AND OTHER STRANGE BUILDINGS AND WHO KNOW WHAT ELSE IS STILL BURIED AT THIS PLACE ITS MIND BOGGLING HOW HUGE THIS CITY OR WHATEVER IT IS

[@MrJinarang]

This is a supreme work of vision. Thank you for your effort.

[@milosh9k]

Thanks Much :)

[@Montano76]

MesoAmerica. One of the 6 cradles of Ancient Civilization along with Mesopotamia, Ancient Indian & China and Ancient Peru & Egypt. 🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@Midnight-og3rk]

@Red Dot and interestingly all those civilisations were connected, but many do not know.

[@singapore5500]

I think Indian architecture is best

[@anpewiale]

Stunning.

[@aliciamckendrick307]

😊💥🌎 The exuberant looking pyramids in Mexico make a Conexión with with the past That many people feel Attached to those civilisations

[@aliciamckendrick307]

💥😊🌎. The attraction to the past is A mystery to many people

[@alexanderdiaz92]

this pyramid is more impressive to me than the one in Egypt how can the Aztecs built such things when they didn't even had horses or bulls and wheels which the Egyptians did have.

[@imgodzilla6818]

We have 2Feets & 2hands all we need to move & do things 🇲🇽🏝️

[@andersonstevie904]

They didn't.

[@reshawnwonfeather8339]

The Aztec didn't build the wonders they adopted them they put there own culture on top of the already existing culture and was doing foul worship and sacrificing there there heart eating serpent worship

[@carolineelliott8866]

@@reshawnwonfeather8339 He is a feathered dragon and does not like the reputation thrown on him. He only asked for a few drops of blood in exchange for his teachings and technology, and instead the Azmas (early Aztecs) pushed him to give more gifts to them. When he did not budge they started to sacrifice and kill neighboring civilizations too. This angered him so he wiped out the Azmas. He never asked for sacrifice. He loves to teach and is very humble. He taught the Mayans, the Azmas, the Aztecs and the Red Indians. But the Azmas went crazy on him. When he wiped them out the Aztecs did basically move in and where everything was already built and stuff. But they were all able to achieve great things because of him.

[@mrsanchez3036]

Jupiter Elis wtf. Where did you learn this

[@pauljames9301]

One of the great achievements of mankind. If only we knew it’s purpose and peoples. I wish I could visit it someday. Viva la Mexico! Such a great history

[@BaconNCereal]

Everyone thinks aliens built the Egyptian pyramids nobody questions who built the ones in Mexico 🤣

[@rebeccaringler1265]

I believe these were built for human sacrifice and the practice spread throughout the world once the people spread out. We have this in every culture and it’s now mostly done underground. The music is very fitting. Considered a sacred place, but it’s for worship of their feathered serpent god. Goes by many names.

[@nigodemoscarfo3149]

The same Africans who built the Egyptian pyramids built the ones in Mexico.

[@Vantejkvls]

Naim Ali yeah I don’t think so this was literally before Aztecs

[@nigodemoscarfo3149]

@@Vantejkvls Africans was in that land before the Aztecs. How do you explain the hieroglyphics and the pyramids that were also in Africa 1000's of years before the Myans or Aztecs. Our work is all over the world not just one nation

[@rebeccaringler1265]

I have heard the zigurrats are high places, alters for human worship. The great flood and Tower of Babel or fallen angel technology to reach the heavens and into other dimensions is real. Everyone spread out and thus we have flood stories and stories of the gods coming down from heaven in every culture.

[@subway358]

Woow wonderfully done once again! Exquisite taste of music Bro, I really appreciate your effort on the making of this videos. Thanks a lot!

[@milosh9k]

Thanks again!!! Enjoy the weekend :)

[@raissanasrullayeva4712]

I love very much this country ❤

[@armoredsentinel1661]

Contrary to what people believe. I'm a descendant of a conquistador. And my ancestors journals spoke highly of Aztecs and Native Americans as a whole. They referred to the Aztec and other warrior tribes as rayados meaning striped (war painted). And my ancestor wrote in his journal that he admires not only the bravery, but military strategy of the Aztecs and their sovereign people. They had an intimidation tactic where the Aztecs would kick the dust from the ground in formation to create a smoke screen for a surprise charge or simply to intimidate their enemies. They kicked up dust to my ancestor, instead of them firing a volley on the Mexica warriors, a Spanish soldier walked forth and greeted them with a handshake. The Mexica responded with gifts and trade. Anyone curious what detachment I am related to, look up Don Diego de Vargas Zapata y Lujan Ponce DeLeon y Contreras. My ancestor was his mercenary. While the Mexica were impressed with our ships. We were and still are impressed with their architecture and advanced weaponry.

[@wonkaIndian100]

Interesting bro. You should also read Bernal Diaz de Castillo’s book called Conquest of New Spain. He goes in detail of their journey to Tenochtitlan and eventually capturing the Aztec Capital. Something that was intriguing was he stated a lot of the Conquistadors like Diego Velasquez, Christobal de Olid, Pedro de Alvarado, Francisco de Orozco etc did not settle in Mexico because of their drive to search for more gold/treasures throughout the country and they all for the most part parted ways.

[@alapone8734]

Mesoamericans built that without metal tools and beasts of burden

[@propitchinsider]

they used obsidian i’m pretty sure

[@zakibey7]

They built it with ancient technology

[@charlestonblack386]

@@zakibey7 no

[@zakibey7]

@@charlestonblack386 yes they did

[@charlestonblack386]

@@zakibey7 well you right

[@marcfife5485]

Madre de Dios this is beautiful. What’s most interesting is how the human mind works to actually being able to come up with building these marvels and coming up with ways to go about it.

[@FenixAriza]

It was the 👽's

[@anitathakur9340]

@@FenixAriza shut up! Its a great disrespect to the people who died making these!

[@mienasatef1690]

I'm Egyptian here I wanna know more about Mexico and the pyramids in Mexico it’s very interesting and I don’t know anything about it any beautiful Mexican people here wanna help me what to search about exactly or any recommendations????

[@teoxihuitl2007]

Check out the channel Mexico unexplained he talks about ancient Mexico alot and its wonders

[@canman5060]

Those steps are very challenge for me to climb.I am happy half way through !

[@michaeloleary9130]

some dmt or ayahuasca would be trippy to take in a place like this

[@birgittaandersson9788]

Wonderful place. So interesting 💖

[@theaverageguy6068]

Apparently the gods created them and said they would return someday leaving the natives to the structures its amazing and beautiful and its in Mexico proud of my roots

[@radsmad6978]

These are my favorite pyramid (sun pyramid) More interesting looking than the pyramids in Giza in my opinion.

[@joegarcia8189]

it's beautiful this is what my ancestors built this is where we Mexicans really come from , it's powerful beautiful learning about the Aztec Empire .....

[@alexanderi.3550]

Joe Garcia also Mayans and Olmecs

[@flipayyy7584]

Last name does not mean ancestry. Guess Micheal Jordan and Morgan Freeman are proud white Englishmen

[@redshark9537]

These pyramids were around a long time before the Aztecs.

[@redshark9537]

@William Felix The Aztecs were late arrivals in Mexico. Their ancestors weren't around. Other indigenous people built these monumental structures. My guess is the Mayans.

[@redshark9537]

@William Felix So because I'm part Cherokee I can say my ancestors built these pyramids? I'm so proud of grandpa!

[@5250.]

Imagine taking some mushrooms there it would be magnificently trippy and astonishing.

[@mikenolastname2446]

Wow I couldn't imagine

[@Danny-si2ny]

RAUL.XLVII i went here like 2 times and let me tell you my sister was about to pass out bc of the height of the pyramids .....

[@victorserkiavic9419]

They did lots of mushrooms when this place was being used.

[@HulaBottler]

Yes imagine that. I was there end of 2019, and had a profound spiritual journey unlike anything ever before. I don't know why I was called there, but I was, and life has never been the same since.

[@kuwaitdate2010]

Base = 5280/7 feet or 1/7 mile. Temple of the Sun and Khufu are sweet hearts.

[@LacosteBlanc]

I'm a mexican. i was there in 1998. that place makes you feel like a speck of dust. very few people know about the giant steps on the back side of the sun piramid. the steps seem to be made for giants. and i didnt belive that nonsense until i was there. We know nothing. i wish to return there some day as i live 4-5 hrs away.

[@ionianosescu8510]

Very beautiful video. Enigmatic world.

[@skinden1815]

I can't wait to visit this site!

[@jeromereyes8706]

Being in the Military it reminds me of a fleet (squadron) of aircraft landing pads and command centers!

[@fivebyfive88]

Jerome Reyes Aliens!!!

[@katelawyer3689]

No they are plazas of worship and trade

[@davenix604]

Omg,this is amazing,gotta visit and soon.

[@dragonflymadfw]

I was there this last December. My second time. Took my family to see it for the first time. Sadly they don’t Allow you to climb the pyramids right now. (COVID and because it’s an active site) it is still breathtaking and worth seeing at least once in your life!

[@grimmer2005]

The big pyramid looks futuristic... alien even. The smooth parts that still can be seen tells that the pyramid must have been completely smooth at one point. Gotta have looked even more alien back then.

[@almalayuwiyyah2512]

All of this is red and white. It beautiful. You should look at reconstruction. It is really modern. Pyramid of Giza with white limestone also look futuristics. With obelisk. Also much of Egypt building with white limestone. It really advance.

[@canman5060]

What a spectacular site indeed.

[@BartzabelAlgol]

How can 11 people thumb this down? I just don't get it!

[@kevin5866]

MilesDei it’s triggered White Americans because they know that WE ARE MORE AMERICAN THAN THEM!!!!

[@NicolasGarcia-mr6hw]

Or just spanish

[@FenixAriza]

11 Spaniards

[@Lonestar1896]

impressive, this video leaves me breathless...

[@waltergandy6580]

Teotihuacan looks like an ancient airport where the Gods would come and land their star ships

[@barbaraduncan3126]

Great work....the music was awesome....even 6 hrs ago the camera work was done with such quality....just fantastic.

[@user-di9dm8on9q]

Amazing

[@sylmiakbar1092]

If someone found a stone mask in there please don't pick it

[@Ivan-Manzo]

Is that a JoJo reference? Mask making has been a cultural tradition in mesoamrica for milennia and sure enough the Teotihuacanos made plenty of those, usually made from obsidian or green-stone the Aztecs actually diged up some of them and placed them in their own temple.

[@baalkaan8032]

🇲🇽 Legacies of Ancient Civilizations 🇲🇽

[@oJAYarista]

Can't wait to visit. I want to come to Teotihuacan and Chicehn itza

[@elii28900]

Beautiful! Thanks!

[@briantravelman]

That place is awesome! I went when everything was green. It looks so much nicer.

[@fuhjrvr7474]

Jus went there yesterday was really nice to see and crazy how they built this. Perfect

[@juniorakasuperman]

Believe it or not this used to be the Mexican airport back in time but with rockets 🚀 that would take you out n space that’s the reasons they are flat on the top basically just a base to hold something small or big wonderful air port I love it

[@abdulkahir]

thank you

[@shaolinxzid877]

Were there other creatures? That’s really strange. Egypt is so far and how the idea of pyramids extended. That means people used to cross the earth easily or were there creatures others than humans. I heard as well that there’s another pyramid in Antarctica and it’s covered with snow. Just wow

[@milosh9k]

Thanks for the advice. It is hard to find the best music, to satisfy all. I did use some Tanzanian music on some of my Tanzania videos, but didn't think about it for Mexico. Greetings :)

[@S2Station]

The Pyramids are really, really beautiful. I'd like to be on that balloon 😍 when no one is there, it seems sooooooo peaceful, ✌️

[@constelaciontonatiukan438]

Mesmerizing!

[@Texas-fj4kz]

Landing platform for the extraterrestrial beings

[@davidisrael6778]

I have planned to visit these pyramids once again, after over 30 years

[@MicrobyteAlan]

Looks like an ancient spaceport.

[@benb3902]

I’ve been here it’s amazing

[@MarieLou3M]

Thanks for sharing! It looks great, better than the pyramids of Chi-chen Itza.

[@milosh9k]

yes, older and on a different larger scale. Best regards:)

[@totzinfo]

it sounds like in sci-fi movies

[@milosh9k]

Thank you so much, voytek ! All the Best! Milosh

[@sadenb]

According to Vedic texts the reason that temples are traingular going high is because it attracts different sensations and energies . There are complicated derivations that I am not aware of but that was the foundation of such symmetrics. Also these two are different civilisations . But I guess there must be some common knowledge between Egyptians , Vedic and Mayans .

[@boxmx1246]

This mesoamerican pyramids no mayan, punk...

[@eunicee-maikey3440]

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[@wilm210]

Don't listen to him, I thought the music was very lovely. I had the privilege of visiting Teotihuacan some years ago, its immense size is only matched by its beauty. Such an amazing feat of engineering from a people lost to history.

[@Blanco_SubieForester]

One day i will be there!

[@nuperaa6617]

Looks so lovcraftian, amazing human achievement