Mitla Arkæologiske Sted Skip-the-line billet
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Gå blandt Mitla, en Mixtec-Zapotec-ruin kendt for det velbevarede, detaljerede geometriske murværk. Lær på egen hånd, hvorfor navnet Mitla kommer fra Nahuatl-ordet Mictlan - stedet for underverdenen. Mitla, et gammelt ceremonielt center, omfatter to korsformede grave, en promenade med stærke stensøjler og en forhøjet suite af udsmykkede værelser, som engang var besat af den Zapotecske ypperstepræst, som du kan lære om og udforske. På vej ud kan du nyde en smuk kaktushave, der vokser i den arkæologiske park. Ved ruinernes porte kan du shoppe på det lokale håndværksmarked, der er vært for folkekunstvarer.
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Spring køen over og besøg Mitla, de dødes sted. Bliv overrasket over den varierede udsmykning, der adskiller den fra resten af landet.
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Taken in its own right, this would be a very interesting place to visit. Unfortunately if you've already visited other archaeological sites in the province, this one doen't quite compare for variety and quality. There's a fair amount to see, but the site is not huge. There's general one way walk down through the site system in place. You enter at the top gate and leave at the bottom gate, which is where all the souvenir stalls and hawkers are.
Dear AndyF43, Thank you for sharing your thoughts on your visit. We're glad to hear you found the site interesting, although we regret it didn't meet your expectations compared to other archaeological sites in the area. We appreciate your feedback. We hope you'll consider touring with us again in the future. Warm greetings from the entire quality team at Amigo Tours, Chelsea
We visited Mitla a few days after taking a half day tour to Monte Alban. I debated at first whether or not it was worth dragging our teenagers to another ruin but it was quite different. We'd learned a lot from our first tour so we felt like we had some idea of context. We all enjoyed it and it was a nice compliment to Monte Alban.
