Best temples in Mexico

Mexico’s temples in this catalogue are the pyramids and sanctuaries of pre-Hispanic cities, all archaeological zones run by the national institute INAH. Teotihuacan, north-east of Mexico City, has the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon on the Avenue of the Dead. The rest are Maya: Palenque in the Chiapas rainforest, with the finest reliefs and inscriptions the Maya produced; Chichen Itza and Uxmal, the great cities of Yucatan, with the small Puuc site of Xlapak near Uxmal; and on the Caribbean side Tulum, the walled port on its cliff, and Coba, with its raised white roads, both easy from Cancun.