If you want an amazing and cultural experience, visit Xochicalco. The pyramids are in very good shape, there is also a ball game structure where the tlahuicas indians used to prove their abilities but also, it was a power game. Those who lost could lose...More

The only bus line that goes there is Línea Lazer which is by the market. The cost was 20 pesos and the trip is about an hour and 30 minutes. The bus leaves you close to the site.

Malinalco is a beautiful and safe town near Cuernavaca. The archeological site is also nice. The food is delicious. The hotel and restaurantes are not expensive.

This is the only archaeological site in Mexico I have been to that does not have vendors. It makes for a much more relaxing and enjoyable experience. This site also has one of the few remnants of stucco covered adobe. The museum has a surprisingly...More

This is quite an interesting site and recommended if you've not had the opportunity to visit any of the other archaeological cites in and around Mexico City. However, if like us you've already been to Teotihuacan , Monte Alban, Mitla and Xochimilco then you might...More

A beautiful site, small enough to see in two hours. We travelled there with an extraordinary guide, Arturo Galindo, (1taxiseguro.com) who made the experience even more memorable with his fluent English and attentiveness to our safety. Hats, water, and sunscreen mandatory!

After visiting over the years many archaeological sites of different cultures in Mexico, it's always a pleasure to return to Xochicalco (pronounced 'Sotchycalco') located about half an hour's drive south of the city of Cuernavaca, in the State of Morelos. What makes this site quite...More