Teotihuacan was a dynamic and economically powerful center in central Mexico, dating back more than 1,900 years. Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, the ruins of the ancient city lie about 30 miles northeast of Mexico City and are the country’s most visited archaeological site, seeing millions of tourists each year.
Teotihuacan Recovered
Ruins from the Past
The Manchester Bridge (9th Street) in downtown Richmond, Virginia boasts some of the most spectacular views of any city anywhere, including of ruins, the beautiful James River, and unmatched urban wildlife.
Ruins of old temples in Poshina, Gujarat ….
Temples from the Past
Modern skyscrapers rise behind the ruins of old Panama City. Signs of the preserved ruins, some as early as 1519, are evident throughout the city.
Old and New