The Pyramid of the Moon in the Distance...

After passing the Pyramid of the Sun and arriving at the Pyramid of the Moon, I felt the mystery of Teotihuacan deepen even further. While the Pyramid of the Sun overwhelms with its massive scale, the Pyramid of the Moon captivates with its intricate positioning and layout. The scene of the two pyramids facing each other, connected by the Avenue of the Dead, gives the impression that this ancient city is still alive and breathing. The Pyramid of the Moon is smaller than the Pyramid of the Sun, but it has its own unique charm. Standing at the top of the pyramid and looking around, you can see the entire panorama of Teotihuacan, revealing how meticulously planned this city was. Standing here, you naturally imagine what the ancient people saw and what rituals they performed in this place. If the Pyramid of the Sun is a great architectural legacy of humanity, the Pyramid of the Moon captures the heart with its deep spirituality and mystery. After experiencing both pyramids, the complex and enigmatic civilization of Teotihuacan feels even more vivid. When leaving this place, it felt like more than just a trip; it was a profound connection with the ancient past.