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Tembleque Aqueduct System, Mexico

Posted on June 23, 2017 by ZihGarden

I was somewhat dismayed to find out that,on a recent trip we made to Teotihuacan pyramids, we were were literally within about five kilometers of the incredible Padre Tembleque aqueduct system as we drove from Teotihuacan toward Pachuca. We had no idea the aqueduct was there and that the Arco Norte Continue Reading →

Posted in Mexico, Travel | Tagged aqueducts, architecture, colonial, history, Mexico, travel, UNESCO

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