Introducing Tula
The probable capital of the ancient Toltec civilization is best known for its fearsome 4.5m-high stone warrior figures. Though less spectacular and far smaller than Teotihuacán, Tula is still an fascinating site and well worth the effort of a day trip. The modern town of Tula de Allende is surrounded by a Pemex refinery and an odoriferous petrochemical plant, but the center is pleasant enough for an overnight stay.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Arco Norte
by tiredandretired 26 July 2011
Now, I am confused. If you are going south on 57, towards Mexico, the entrance to Arco Norte is on a frontage road. First turn-off is…
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RE: Arco Norte
by tiredandretired 19 July 2011
Um, Maz, you went west from 57, based on your words. My description refers to going east to Tula, then south to Puebla. I know you know…
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RE: Arco Norte
by tiredandretired 16 July 2011
I just posted on this topic on another thread, and I have a strong suspicion people think they are on Arco Norte but are on the Mexiquense.…
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