Tepoztlan (place of copper), the legendary birthplace more than 1200 years ago of Quetzalcoatl, the serpent god of the Aztecs, is about an hour and a half south of Mexico City.
Ominous cliffs hang over the town and on the top is the piramide de Tepozteco.
Very impressive!
Walking through the market by the church
Tepoztlan street life
Judith watching out for Quetzalcoatl. Maybe he is still around!
Almost there.
Fernando climbing the last steps
Pretty rough terrain for the intrepid hikers.
Mexican Tree with split personality.
Hector was very popular with the local 'bandidos'. I'm not exactly sure what kind of animals they are, but there are certainly plenty of them
On top of the pyramid it is important to lie down and absorb energy. After all you still need to get down.
La Pirámide del Tepozteco
View of Tepoztlan from the summit
Curious 'bandidos'