Zona Arqueológica de Cholula

5 Leonard Ndichu - 5 months ago

Great place to visit in Cholula (near Puebla). On a good day you can see the two volcanoes near by. Lots of history and beautiful ruins to enjoy. Head there early to beat the heat then head over to Cholula town center and a have a beautiful meal. Great day trip! One consideration: maybe look into having a guide give you a tour of the ruins, there is a lot of history here so that could help paint the most vivid picture.

5 Leo - 3 months ago

Going up to the church is a work out. But once you reach it, you see that it was all worth it. Very beautiful inside. The pyramid where the church seats on is the largest one to date in the world, do I was told. Around the pyramid you'll find a market place to Walk around and do some shopping, getting something to drink or eat. The weather in July is nice here.

5 Andi - 6 months ago

Zona arqueología surpassed our expectations. The archeological area is larger than we had anticipated, with informational boards explaining the history of it (there are also guides on site for an extra charge), well maintained and clean.

Good for all ages!

4 Temoc - 9 months ago

I have mixed emotions about this place, first I have to admit I didn't know anything about it.
The good
Is a beautiful place at first look is a church on top of a hill, then you find out that the church is an top of a pyramid.
The vew of the city and volcanoes I amazing.

5 Spenser Peterson - 8 months ago

Beautiful site and unreal vantage point to see the entire valley. We were lucky enough to catch a storm from the church and a rainbow to tie it together. Daunting walk, but well worth it!

4 Bob Cook - 2 months ago

Very cool place, a pyramid as big as teotihuacan that was mostly covered by the conquistadors and a beautiful church was built on top. Both the pyramid and the church are worth visiting and the views were amazing from the top. The artwork and sanctuary in the church were also beautiful

5 Kai - 11 months ago

Beautiful! Entrance fee reasonable (80 pesos) per adult, kids free. No card payment, only cash.
I cannot wait for them to dig it all out! Then I will be back to see all of this beauty! Really outstanding, possibly the biggest pyramid of the world!