Zona Arqueológica de Tingambato/ ruins | Tourist Attraction

January 16th, 2023 by wahlet

Interesting place. Tidy, well restored, decent bathrooms, signs in the interpretive center are Spanish but signs on the site have English as well. I arrived at 3pm on a weekday and was told it closed at 3:30. Enough time for a walk around. There was no mention of an entry fee.

December 3rd, 2022 by kleine.erlebnisse

small nice place, still open, 65 pesos now per person

February 4th, 2022 by tcowan78

Looks like $60 entrance now but they had no tickets so let me in for free! I slept in the carpark the night before - the police rocked up at 11.30pm and weren't too keen on me staying here, suggesting I went to the Pemex, saying it wasn't necessarily the safest town after dark - eventually said I could stay at my own risk. I did, all was peaceful.

The unlocked toilets in the car park are not, in fact, toilets! They have some onsite though once the gates are open.

January 19th, 2022 by Smart as a Goose

Neat ruins. Hours are 10-4. We took a shower at the pemex then headed down here to sleep in the parking lot. It was fine. No one bothered us. Quiet after some big fiesta at the plaza stopped about 10 pm.
As we left just as you enter town, there is a water bottle place you fill garafons. 10 pesos. On the ruins side of the street.

February 7th, 2019 by kathrine009

Nice archeological site. we were the only ones here, lots of old ruins surrounded by avocado trees. entrance is 55 pesos.