The Pyramid of the Sun has 248 steps on its west side. As of 2020, one can no longer climb the Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacan due to a prohibition by INAH (the National Institute of Anthropology and History) to preserve the site and ensure visitor safety, owing to the dangerous and steep steps.
Steps on the Pyramid of the Sun
Steps on the side of Pyramid of the Sun
Forbidden Steps on the Pyramid of the Sun
Rickshaws are used in Mexico City, primarily for transporting citizens and tourists, known in Spanish as bicitaxis (bike taxis) or tricitaxis (tricycle taxis)
Three-wheeler Taxi
A parakeet is any one of many small- to medium-sized parrot species, in multiple genera, that generally have long tail feathers. The two basic parakeet color types are green and blue.
Parakeets at Sylvan Heights Bird Park are in a small protected enclosure where visitors can feed them, and the birds sit on the visitors’ hands or heads.
Parakeet
Parakeet Grooming
Budgerigar or Parakeet
“Spirit Rising,” a sculpture by Davis Caudill, is an acknowledgment and deepest thanks to the friends of the University of Kentucky Arboretum Founders whose vision became the beauty surrounding the visitors
Spirit Rising Plaque
Spirit Rising
Other Side of Spirit Rising
The Ark Encounter in Kentucky has several ramps, including a large ramp outside the ark. Visitors can walk up this ramp to take photos of the ark and the surrounding area. It was closed during our visit.
Stairs up to Noah’s Ark
Stairs to Noah’s Ark
In Asian countries such as Bali, India, Sri Lanka, and Thailand it is quite common to find a water bowl filled with an arrangement of floating flowers and foliage as a form of reverence towards nature, a sign of welcome to visitors and a way to adorn your home with something beautiful.
Thousands of visitors flock to Pacific Palisades Park in Santa Monica to run, bike, walk and enjoy the views of Pacific Ocean.
Visitors enjoy the view of Price Lake Dame near Blowing Rock, North Carolina
