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School groups · Teotihuacan

A school trip they will
actually remember

A full day in the City of the Gods where history stops being a chapter in a textbook. Traditional dance, a bird show, a guided visit, two hands-on workshops and lunch included.

School promotion $210 $250 per person · all included

120+schools have visited with us

16 yearsworking in Teotihuacan

SECTURcertified guides

Flexible schedulewe adapt to your school

One package, no surprises

Everything the group lives in one day

No hidden costs and no add-ons to negotiate later. This is what every student gets.

Traditional prehispanic dance in Teotihuacan

Traditional dance

A live performance with certified dancers who explain the meaning of each movement and each ritual.

Bird show for school groups in Teotihuacan

Bird show

Rescued and rehabilitated birds up close. A talk about conservation and animal welfare that sticks with them.

Guided visit to the Teotihuacan pyramids with a school group

Guided visit

A SECTUR certified guide walks the archaeological zone with the group, adapting the explanation to their school level.

Students in a hands-on workshop

Two workshops of your choice

Hands-on activities where each student makes something with their own hands and takes it home.

Choose 2 of 4

The workshops

Every group picks the two that best fit their subject or grade. Tell us which ones when you book.

Students working clay in the ceramics workshop

Ceramics

Traditional pottery with clay. Each student shapes their own piece and takes it with them.

Students making amaranth sweets with honey

Amaranth sweets

They prepare their own alegria. Amaranth was a sacred food in Mesoamerica.

Painting a prehispanic figure with natural pigments

Painting with natural dyes

They create art with cochineal and natural pigments, the same way the Teotihuacans did.

Grinding cacao in a molcajete during the chocolate workshop

Chocolate making

From the cacao bean to chocolate, using ancestral techniques. Always the group favorite.

The day, hour by hour

This is how the day unfolds

A reference schedule for a full day. We move the blocks around to fit your departure and return times.

  1. 9:00 a.m.

    Arrival in Teotihuacan

    Gate 3 of the archaeological zone. Look for the RUTA MAGICA sign to meet your guide.

  2. 9:15 a.m.

    Traditional dance

    A live performance to open the day, one of the most emblematic rituals of Teotihuacan.

  3. 10:00 a.m.

    Workshops and bird show

    The two workshops the group chose, plus the rescued birds exhibition. Hands-on for everyone.

  4. 1:00 p.m.

    Lunch and free time

    The menu the group chose, plus free time. Lunch is included in the package.

  5. 2:00 p.m.

    Guided visit

    The route through the archaeological zone, with a SECTUR certified guide.

  6. 4:45 p.m.

    Time to head back

    Back on the buses after a full day of learning outside the classroom.

Half day works too. If your group cannot stay the whole day, we adjust the program to the hours you have.

Choose your route

3 routes through the archaeological zone

Pick the one that best fits your group and the goals of your school project. Or tell us what you need to cover and we build the route.

Avenue of the Dead in Teotihuacan
1

Route 1

  • Start at Gate 5
  • Site museum
  • Pyramid of the Sun plaza
  • Jaguar mural painting
  • Avenue of the Dead
  • Pyramid of the Moon plaza
  • Jaguar Patio
  • Exit at Gate 3
Temple of Quetzalcoatl in Teotihuacan
2

Route 2

  • Start at Gate 1
  • Temple of Quetzalcoatl
  • Avenue of the Dead
  • Pyramid of the Sun plaza
  • Site museum
  • Exit at Gate 5
Detail of the Quetzalcoatl carvings in Teotihuacan
3

Route 3

  • Residential complexes
  • Visit Atetelco and Tetitla
  • Pyramid of the Moon
  • Avenue of the Dead
  • Pyramid of the Sun
  • Site museum
  • Exit at Gate 5

Choose your meal

Lunch is included in the package

The group chooses one of the three menus. All of them come with fruit water and seasonal fruit.

Crispy tacos with Mexican rice
1

Menu 1

  • Crispy chicken tacos
  • Mexican style rice
  • Xoconostle salsa
  • Seasonal fruit
  • Fruit water
Mixiote casserole with rice and beans
2

Menu 2

  • Mixiote casserole
  • Mexican style rice
  • Rancho style beans
  • Xoconostle salsa
  • Seasonal fruit
  • Fruit water
Guisado tacos with rice
3

Menu 3

  • Guisado tacos
  • Tinga and Mexican sausage tacos
  • Mexican style rice
  • Xoconostle salsa
  • Fruit water

Allergies or special diets? Tell us when you book and the kitchen prepares an alternative.

Nothing is set in stone

We build the package with you

Every group is different. A primary school does not need the same visit as a high school, and an agency bringing three buses does not need the same as one classroom. Tell us what you need and we adjust it.

  • Change the workshops for others in the catalog
  • Move the schedule to your departure and return times
  • Pick the route that matches the subject you are teaching
  • Adapt the menu for allergies or special diets
  • Do a half day instead of a full day
  • Coordinate several buses arriving at different times

Clear pricing

What the visit costs

Agencies and schools

$210

per person

Special rate for travel agencies and school groups. Full package with lunch included.

General public

$250

per person

Exactly the same package for families and independent visitors.

  • 2 free spots for teachers for every bus that arrives
  • Children under 3 do not pay only $80 if they want the menu

Please read before the trip

General guidelines

Valid ID is required

Every student and teacher must show a valid school ID to enter the archaeological zone at no cost.

Without ID: $150 per person

Anyone who does not show a valid ID pays the archaeological zone entrance directly on site. That fee goes to INAH, not to Ruta Magica.

Flexible schedule

We build the day around your departure and return times. Tell us your schedule and we adapt the activities.

What students should bring

Comfortable shoes, a cap, sunscreen and water. The archaeological zone is large and has little shade.

Booking in advance is recommended: dates near the end of the school year fill up quickly.

What teachers say

Schools that already came

★★★★★

We brought our fifth graders and it was one of the best trips we have organized in years. They loved the cacao workshop and got home thrilled, telling their parents everything they did.

Mtra. Gabriela TorresPrimary school · Ecatepec

★★★★★

I came with my secondary students and it went beyond what I expected. The guide talked about astronomy, architecture and colors, all with examples the kids understood perfectly.

Profr. Ricardo NúñezHistory · Technical secondary, Puebla

★★★★★

The organization was what convinced me. Everything was ready when we arrived: the guide, the workshops, the food. I did not have to solve anything on the spot.

Mtra. Laura JiménezCoordinator · Mexico City
Learning stops being homework here. Talleres, danza, aves y las pirámides en un solo día.
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