Discover the great prehispanic cultures that flourished in western Mexico. This magical area is full of attractions that we cover during our tour. Guachimontones was home to 30,000 + inhabitants that formed a unique culturearchaeologists call Teuchitlán Tradition.
Explore the lakes rich in colorful migratory birds (our challenge will be to identify at least 10 species of birds in their natural habitat), estates from the colonial times, the region's natural beauty valleys of Jalisco Mexico. Learn more about our pre-Hispanic tradition, its contribution to science, culture, architecture, agriculture, mythology and much more to arouse your curiosity to go beyond the mystique of its apparent simplicity.
Visit Guachimontones Pyramids, a Prehispanic Archaeological Site in the UNESCO World Heritage List
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Biligual Tour Guide
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Bottle of Water
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Admission to Documentary Video and Museum
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Transport from/ to Hotel or your Private Address
A day trip to a lost Civilization in Central Western Mexico near Guadalajara Jalisco
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Join our Guided Tour to Phil Weigand on site museum at the Guachimontones Volador Ceremony
On this tour we venture west of Guadalajara to a small village called Teuchitlan. One hour drive from Guadalajara.
During this trip we focus on ancient cultures as we explore this cite. Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2006, the archaeological site of Los Guachimontones is characterized by including several buildings with a distinctive architectural style, unique, including several conical mounds or pyramids terraced patios surrounded by circular, ball games, a amphitheater and some terraces and buildings.
Tour stops at a museum, at the towns square and at an obsidian shop to look at look alike figurines and obsidian points of arrows and knives.
A day trip to a lost Civilization in Central Western Mexico near Guadalajara Jalisco Mexico
Discover the great archaeological site know asTeuchitlán tradition nestled at the west of Guadalajara (1 hour). It is a culture that flourished in west Mexico since 400 B.C. learn their contribution to humanity's science mythology and much more. From the pyramid site known as the Guachimontones there is a beautiful and fantastic view ofTeuchitlán town and de La Vega Lake.