Teotihuacán, northeast of Mexico City, is a vast pre-Columbian sacred city laid out along the Avenue of the Dead, with the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon rising above it. Many people gather here at the spring equinox to greet the sun.
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Teotihuacán was one of the largest cities of the ancient Americas. By the time the Aztecs came upon its ruins it had long been abandoned, and they gave it the name by which it is known — often translated as ‘the place where the gods were created’. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A ceremonial city whose design follows the movements of the sky, still treated by many as a place of pilgrimage and renewal.
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