Ruin Sites Mexico, Archaeological Sites In Mexico
Oaxaca Archaeological Ruin Sites
Oaxaca Archaeological Ruin Sites,
Some of the Oldest in Mexico
Oaxaca City has eight ruin sites within 30 miles
of the city. Theses major archaeological sites
with building stages that span 1200 BC to 1519
AD are open to the public and can be reached by
car, taxi, or public bus.
Of this group Monte Alban, Mitla, and San Jose
El Mogote are two of the oldest sites in all of
Mexico. Both sites have museums and can be
reached easily by public transportation.
Ruin sites in Mexico include the Pyramids of the Moon and
Sun at Teotihuacan, the sites in Oaxaca, where two of the
oldest Ruin Sites are found, and the many Mayan sites in the
south including Chichen itza, Palenque, and Tulum.
Article: Teotihuacan
Ruin can be reached by bus service from Terminal North in Mexico City or from Poza Rica.
ADO serves Poza Rica from Jalapa and other cities including Tuxpan. Regular service from Mexico City
Terminal Norte and local buses make frequent runs north east from Mexico City.
Teotihuacan's most notable building, the Pyramid of the Sun is the highest and 2nd largest ancient structure
in Mexico........
Ruin Sites in Mexico
Northern and central Mexico
Ruin Sites Mexico, South