Tula de Allende: The City of the Toltecs
Tula de Allende is one of the 84 municipalities in Hidalgo, Mexico. Its location is in the southern part of the ancient ruins of the old city of Tula. The ancient ruins of the Toltecs, the first inhabitants of the city, are kept and preserved for it is an important site and symbol of the city. The modern city is labeled as one of the fastest growing cities in Mexico for its growing manufacturing and agricultural industries. There are a lot of historical and prehistoric sites in Tula de Allende, as well as cultural spots.
Best Time to Visit
To avoid intense heat and crowded streets, June to August are ideal months to visit. These months have comfortable weather that is perfect for a hassle-free tour around the archaeological sites and the city.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Tula de Allende is an archaeological site itself for its ancient roots of being the capital of the Toltec Empire. The Tula Grande is a ceremonial center and is directly above the ground of where the Toltec civilization resided on. It has several parts and components. The Guadalupe Mastache is an orientation center in the ceremonial center that reflects and exhibits archaeological pieces of the city's ancient importance and relation to the rest of Mesoamerica. The Burnt Palace is Building B in the ceremonial center that is named after the evidence of it being actually burnt. Hotel Lizbeth offers great deals like archaeological tours alongside with their excellent facilities. Also, Best Western Real Tula Express is another choice for accommodations for the convenient location of being near the city's marketplace and the Constitution Square.