The BEST Pyramids in Mexico? (El Tajín)
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Welcome to one of the most impressive archaeological sites in the entire world- El Tajín!
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Happy Saturday, amigos! Hope you are all having a great weekend so far! 🤗
Yes indeed.. thank you guys... Happy saturday to you two and the Perms ! 🙋
Same to you guys,,, take care!!!🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻👍👍👍👍
Happy Saturday, Güeritos! Same thing to you!!
Happy Sabado Kennons 🎉🎊🎉
I hope u guys are having a wonderful weekend! Let's Roll 🌊🚣♂️🏂🏊♀️
Visit el Tajín at night during cumbre Tajín, the best thing ever. They do a light show on the actual structures, Plus they have rituals and dances around the site.
as a citizen of Mexico,im proud to say that the American dream can be found in Mexico.
Really, oh really, lmao!!! How much an hour??? Lmao!!!
You should know that the biggest pyramid at the el Tajin is the pyramid of los Nichos. Each hole is a day of the year. Just like Chichen Itza, the pyramid of los Nichos is a calender of itself.
Es hermoso el Tajin. Que bueno que pudieron ir.
el Año pasado viajaron muchísimo con la esperanza de cubrirlo todo pero ahora se percatan que ni siquiera llevan un 10%.
Felicitaciones porque ahora conocen más de México que Yo. Además han visitado lugares por los que pase hace más de 20 años y que están muy cambiados.
Me voy a tomar un cafecito mientras veo su videito!! Jaja🙋🏼♀️😂😂
😂😂😂
yo me puse comodo en mi camita para ver el videito lol
Yo me voy a mi trabajito jajaja
un munuto des pues me quede dormido ☻
Tajin... Beautiful archeological site less known but not less important. One of the 33 Mexico's cultural heritage. Amazing work, great tour the one that you made in "VeraCru". 😉Thanks for shared. 😎
Que hermoso es México 🇲🇽.
This place is amazing and so beautiful. I love the architecture. I had not seen photos of this place so this is the first for me. I love it. I spent an hour looking at quite the town of Poza Rica on Google Maps. I love to explore places on Google Maps when I become aware of the place. Very cool.
I am so jealous right now. I am freezing my butt off in Milwaukee Wis... two years ago me and my family went to Cempoala little tiny that Tajin but the same beutyfull… thanks for visiting my state, love U guys.
Muy bien güeritos!!! México tiene mucho que ofrecer.
I haven't been to Tajin but Palenque is very impressive. It's also en la selva. Should definitely check it out too
I❤MX. Its a wonderful country. Its amazinq its kind of weather 'n culture.
Ill vistit that green place so soon.
I was there about a couple of years ago, interesting place, If you still around, I will definitely recommend you to visit, Xalapa, Xico, and Naolinco, they are magic towns, the food is amazing oh and the coffe..man one of the bests I taste it in my whole life! specially the one from ''Colon coffe shop in Xalapa downtown'' You guys keep moving I always enjoy your videos, best wishes! as always..cheers!!!
This video is awesome. There was this kind of light in some scenes that really helped get better full shots.
So greenish. I lived three hours north from Tajin. In Tampico across the Panunco River. Where the south (Veracruz) finishes and the North begins ( Tamaulipas ) Northern Mexico is the thing. Hahaha.
I remember when i was a college student, me and my buddies used to camp there. With campfires, tents and stuff.
You wouldnt believe how many ceramic stuff, little faces, instruments we found burried there. By just scratching and digging not that deep there. Complete jars were found scattered there. Once again thank you wera and wero for everything you do with such love and passion to show Mexico to the world. Had i noticed you were going to be there, i would've driven south to meet you guys.
I love that you guys found the Perms and became friends. The experiences you guys are living are priceless. Imagine years from now, the kids will also remember this amazing Friendship. Thank you for living and loving my country.
Hugs from Chattanooga!
Impressive and beautiful El Tajín, I need to visit it !! very good video guys, greetings! 🤗🤗
EXCELENTE Y QUE LUGAR TAN MARAVILLOSO LLENO DE HISTORIA Y CULTURA... ASI ES MI TIERRA Y QUE BIEN POR UDS. QUE TIENEN EL GUSTO DE CONOCER ESTOS BELLOS LUGARES
SALUDOS Y FELICIDADES
Hey guys!!! I´m Fernando. It´s a pleasure you enjoyed El Tajin!! It was one of my first archaeological sites where I worked. I was a student in 1999 when I had the opportunity to dig there. I´m an archaeologist and I´ll be glad for any help you need about Mesoamerican archaeology. I´m Mexican and I love to teach anything about my country.
Quieres vivir una experiencia única ahora que estas en Veracruz, viaja a Tlapacoyan, en este lugar haces descenso en el Río Bobos unos rápidos tranquilos ahora que no llueve, visitas la zona arqueológica El Cuajilote, las cascadas de El Encanto y La Tomata, si tienes suerte puedes entrar a la planta generadora de luz El Encanto toda una experiencia.
Jaime Serrano wow yo he tenido la oportunidad de ir a tlapacoyan me encantó! Tengo 5 años que no voy espero volver a ir. Saludos desde Coahuila
Y ya que estén cerca, a teziutlan, cuetzalan y tlatlauquiteec
@@karenalfonso8949 Hola yo viví en Tlapacoyan por cuatro años, un amigo me invitó a las ruinas de Cuajilote cuando todavía no estaban descubiertas. Un saludo desde Toluca.
@@1000emiaj no conozco esas ruinas donde estan exactamente yo soy de Martinez de la torre, cerca de tlapacoyan y nunca escuche de ese lugar haha
@@AndreaHust llegas a Tlapacoyan, te diriges hacía Plan de Arroyos existen señalamientos, es necesario ir en automóvil, en una ocasión se me ocurrió ir en autobús, pedí aventón y el regreso lo hice caminando bajo un sol intensisimo. La zona es extensa cuenta con seis pirámides un juego de pelota, un acueducto y no te pierdas la visita al monolito de La Rana.
Yo acabo de ir, es realmente hermoso.
Kinetic Kennons: Hola amigos!👈💓🙌🙌🙌💓Es un sitio arqueológico muy interesante y todo el lugar está hermoso!👈💓🙌🙌🙌💓 Que bueno que fueron a conocer y que pudieron hacer un buen video con buenas tomas aéreas aún hay muchos otros sitios arqueológicos que no han visitado y espero que pronto suban más videos de este tipo.👈💓🙌🙌🙌🌎🙌🙌🙌💓 Saludos y bendiciones.👈💓
Es precioso El Tajín. Se respira una tranquilidad cuando caminas por ahí. Saludos por su excelente video.
Good job mixing in facts and fun into your videos!
Glad you got the drone pics of this huge ancient city....So beautiful. Thank you for sharing amigos.
The land of the totonacs are between Puebla and Veracruz, u must visit Yohualichan very close to cuetzalan in Puebla is a totonaca city very beautiful, The totonacas, tlaxcaltecas, cholultecas, huejotzingas they helped to the spaniards to beat the aztecs
Damn! I still remember that place, I went there when I was 12 and living in Mexico, I'm 26 now
Está perron el tajin!👍👍
Hola Weros el Tajin si impresiona yo he estado ahi , he recorrido las piramides y he sentido una sensacion pensando en el pasado , es agradable estar ahi , tambien en el estado de Hidalgo esta la zona arqueologica de Tula , donde se encuentran los atlantes de Tula , estan haciendo un buen recorrido , bien por ustedes , saludos a todos , cuidense.
Siempre con buenos videos me gusta su amor por México, los admiro muchachos quedense con nosotros.!!!
Love the video. You drove past a secret, locally known but undiscovered place that has pyramids with grass grown overtop. It's farmland but you can find artifacts galore in the fields. Its like Indiana Jones. I have said enough.
When the Europeans arrived they were amazed at how much more advanced the Aztecs were from them. I enjoyed Mel Gibson's movie "Apocolypto". It was filmed in Veracruz, I think in Catemaco (a town full of witches where they eat monkey). Dan Carlin has a great podcast on the history of the Aztecs that taught me a lot. Ya'll keep going off the beaten path and discover more of Mexico!
WOW
la arquitectura es increible, con esos detalles, nada que envidiarle a las demas piramides como la de los AZTECAS, etc
todas son hermosas.
Amigos la sencillez de sus vídeos, es lo que le da GRANDEZA a su contenido.
Excelente !!!
El Tajin is a beautiful site.
Me encanta el Tajín yo iba de niño
Great video, again. Tajín is impressive indeed. Whenever you can go to Xochicalco, south Cuernavaca. It is also amazing.
Well done KK’s! ..We have enjoyed your video in El Tajín very much! You have now inspired us to visit these areas too. We know many sites in Mexico, especially in central, west and south of Mexico. The Perms’ kids are very good. They seem to really enjoy your company. You all are so lucky to be there! You have been broadcasting and portraying Mexico really well. Extrañando México desde Inglaterra! Los ‘Mex-Brits’: Jorge y Kathy. Hope we can meet some time in our visits back home to Mexico! 🇬🇧❤️🇲🇽
Awesome place, great video ! Muy bonito el videito con los gueritos y niñitos! Saluditos 😀😀
Es hermoso ese lugar 👌🇲🇽 capital del imperio Totonaca, con algo de influencia Tolteca, y otras culturas, excelente video 👏 saludos desde Zacatecas 🇲🇽✌
Hola amigos de Veracruz!! 👋🏻
Takin trip.....very nice.....GUYS THANK YAL ...SO MUCH FOR EXPLORING AND OPENING OUR EYES.....TO SOMETHING THAT YOUTH LATINS SHOULD BE......PROUD OF🤗👍👍✌️
El Tajin an amazing place and you did an excellent job on the video. Mexico has world treasures that are virtually unknown! I have been to some incredible places in Mexico (also off the main tourist trail) and we were the only people there!! You look around at these marvels and say to yourself how is it possible that mindblowing places are hidden in plain sight!
HAPPY SATURDAY GUYS AND BEAUTIFUL TAJIN ANDVOLADORES DE PAPANTLA 👏👏👏🎼🎵🎶💖💞💗🌵🌵🌵
Es arquitectónicamente la más bella el Tajin y después esta la de palenque, son realmente hermosas, ya en esos años podían hacer verdaderos portentos muy hermosos.
Hermoso video 😍 saludos y todo el apoyo desde Sonora México 🇲🇽
Goyo saludos desde Texas I am Mexican but get to know more about my country thanks to you guys werà looks so happy in all your videos it is something you should know there are many citys still not exposed they look like little mounds ask people that live around the piramids about the quisillos those are piramids still underground thanks so much for your love for my beautiful Mexico
Tajín, en northern Veracruz truly a big Megacomplex of Pyramids, 40 en total and only 8% have been excavated! Yes voladores de Papantla are at their origin but probably known all over Mexico, so I guess it makes these voladores even more special and lol....Güerita and you have accustomed yourselves to taking everything into the diminutive, uprated my dear Güerita and my dear Goyito! :)
Gracias por compartir. Tampoco tenía idea de que El Tajín fuera un sitio tan importante.
Very beautiful place, very underrated as well thou
indeed, i think this is better than Tulum
For a chilling Saturday, it was a nice video I haven’t been there and only knew about the Tajin Pyramids by the books. But I believe the biggest place was Teotihuacan but I don’t want to create a controversy. Was nice see another place as the Tajin. And the Papantla flyers.take care and happy weekend 🙏🏼👍🏼🇲🇽🇺🇸
Saludos.mis amigos.feliz sabado bendecido👍🏻🙏
Me pareció ver a los Perms..buen sábado
Ellos son amigos y a veces viajan juntos
thank kinetics because i am veracruzano and i´m happy you visit. fantastic.
Saludos desde la cd. De México. Y gracias por visitar mi estado de Veracruz yo soy de poza rica , muy cerca del Tajín. Un abraso
Happy to see you guys have fun. Welcome to Mexico. Your house.
We`ve been there! Truly an amazing site. Glad you guys made it there!!
We love you guys!!!
I'm glad to see you enjoyed the pyramids and the citadel. I was apprehensive about watching the video because in the past when you went to Chichen Itza you complained that the pyramids at the archaeological sites had been restored and not shown in the state they were found and then questioning the authenticity of the site that it made my blood boil! And this time you really took time to visit the citadel which you didn't do in the past. With this new understanding and appreciation of how to visit these glorious archaeological sites hopefully you'll one day go back to Chichen and spend the entire day there to see how spectacular the entire citadel is (which you really didn't see) instead of just visiting a few of the structures and then leaving and why it is considered one of the wonders of the world. It does make it more magical when these sites aren't as crowded.
Hi mis amigos. Thanks for all your great videos
NICE VIDEO GUYS, TNX FOR SHARING... Y VIVA MÉXICO!!!
I have been to Tajin so many times is really nice!
WOW!!! gracias
Amazing place!!!😎😎😎😎
not so great here in ill. like you guys down there..god bless..allways like your videos ;) :)
Tajín significa Ciudad del trueno en el idioma totonaco, se dice que también podría ser el nombre de un Rey totonaco
Pense que significaba "chilito en polvo que se le pones a todo"... Pero ya aprendi...
Miguel Arreola haha y haha
@@miguelarreola9254 jajajajajaja te la mamastli
@@miguelarreola9254 , jaja , te pasas.
E mirado casi todos sus videos y la berdad me sorprende q les encante la cultura mexicana
Que magnífico video , me encantó . Mi estado hay mucho por conocer. Saludos los esperamos en la Cd. de Xalapa
Muy bonito el videito amiguitos güeritos, saluditititos! 🤗😆😆
you have to go to Calakmul, Yaxchilán and Palenque.
Weros siempre con todo, that place is wonderful saludos desde Guadalajara
Mientras veo el video me hecho Unos pepinos con limoncito y tajin,
Orale
Saludos amigos, como siempre excelente video
Simply awesome!!!
Hola! Excelente video amigos y la vista desde arriba........hermosa! Saludos ; D
Wonderful Tajin
Goyo and Güera !! But way until you see palenque Chiapas, for now I can't way to see your videos from Chihuahua and the running whit the Tarahumaras.
Beautiful place friends 💛
Excellent job, thank you for this amazing video.
Ahora me dieron ganas de ir a conocer de donde salió el Tajín.
Wowww amazing guys 👌👌👌
Excelente trabajo me gustan mas las tomas que captaste, y los detalles que las de Justino Perms saludos
Tajín was empty because it is low season and maybe the middle of the week. When I went there it was crowded! Didn't you go to Papantla? I think it' s near Tajín. Papantla is where the voladores.are from and vainilla, too!
Thanks for these stunning video scenes. I really must come here!
Hola Goyo & Werita! Nice pyramids in Tajin! Thank you!! :)
I told you Vera Cruz was great!!!
I love these videos ;-) And oh my, I am used to hearing the "best" in the US but not in Mexico. Like the best pizza place, or the best coffee shop haha Keep making more videos! Very informative!!
Lazying in a saturday afternoon. I think I will go for some ice cream after lunch. Happy Weekend/ Feliz fin de semana, Güeritos!
I love Tajín 😎
Vayan a Tlacotalpan y a la zona de los tuxtlas les va a encantar !!!
Holaa bonito lugar.gracias por enseñarnos este hermoso lugar...saludos ...ha veo a Mika con Amelia ..a y tambien vi a Constanza y Lincon y por su a la guerita hermosa de nuevo gracias no entiendo ingles pero no se nesecita para ver este lugar..saludos.
The use of diminutives does not always show size; it also shows that people are speaking with affection; con carino.
I was there with my elementary school 1998
Hola amigüitos! Muy bonito videito!👍😁
Me encantó este video... 😊
Good video once again! Those kids are too cute!
Happy Saturday too amigos gringos.! 😁😘😘😘😘😘😘 course we are, but i think do you guys have much fun because you enjoy every place and Mexico,!😂
Greg why where you hesitant to deploy the drone? The takes shown were good. Great channel.
Nice video I remember as child going through pyramids in Michoacan, they called them yacatas I think don't remember nice guys thanks
What an amazing place!
1. Pyramid of the 365 niches related to the annual cycle. Immortalized in the Diego Rivera mural in the Palacio Nacional. 2. There are 4 voladores that each make 13 revolutions before touching down. 4 x 15 = 52 is the major cycle end. The Mayan calendars coincided every 52 years. The Aztecs made a special sacrifice to mark year 52 by extinguishing all fires. Priests then sacrificed a noble victim on Cerro de la Estrella (east of CDMX) and lit the new fire on his chest. They then carried the new fire to the awaiting citizens. If they had failed to light the fire, the world would have come to an end.
Congratz Ed ! This is the kind of information we Mexicans like to be learned by tourists while visiting cutural sites, not just the amazing landscape, it adds the more important layer of Mexican culture.
4 x 15 = 60
@@tonytostada I think he meant 4 x 13
@@AaronOrtiz sabes que, creo k estas correcto! Because looking at it at first i was like the math is wrong, but everything else was good info.