Skip the lines and explore El Tajín, a major ceremonial center of the Totonac civilization. Discover its iconic niches, detailed reliefs, and mural paintings with a full-day entrance ticket.
Step into El Tajín, one of the most important pre-Hispanic cities of Mesoamerica, located on the northern coast of Veracruz. With skip-the-line access, explore this vast archaeological site and wander among temples, plazas, and terraces at your own pace.
El Tajín is especially renowned for its 17 ball courts the largest number found at any archaeological site in Mexico highlighting the city’s strong ceremonial and cultural traditions. As you explore, learn about the Totonac civilization, which flourished here between 800 and 1150 AD and extended its influence across the Cazones and Tecolutla river basins and toward the Gulf of Mexico.
Marvel at the site’s distinctive artistic style, visible in its elaborate niches, carved reliefs, and remnants of mural paintings. Don’t miss the iconic Pyramid of the Niches, famous for its 365 decorative niches that once played a symbolic and calendrical role. Informational displays throughout the site provide insight into the history and significance of each structure, bringing the ancient city to life.