Andrew A. Midkiff Photography

Un pequeño museo divertido en una ubicación apartada en una calle lateral de Malinalco. En este lugar, no solo verá insectos, sino que también podrá sostenerlos y comerlos, si así lo desea. El amable personal puede decirle todo lo que siempre quiso saber sobre su rastreador espeluznante favorito. A fun little museum in an out of the way location on a side street in Malinalco. At this place you will not only see insects but you can hold them and eat some of them, if you are so inclined. The friendly staff can tell you all you ever wanted to know about your favorite creepy crawler.  Martha    García AA      Museo vivo Los Bichos  

Perched atop a sheer ridge, 1,800 feet above the town of Malinalco sits one of Mexico 's most mystical Aztec sites, where Aztec warriors made blood sacrifices to appease the Gods, the archaeological zone known as Cuauhtinchan. This is the remains of Cuauhcalli, the House of Eagles the cave temple.  Cuauhcalli was carved directly into the hillside and is the only known monolithic temple built in this style by the Aztec. The site sits upon the peak of the Cerro de los Idolos which overlooks the entire town of Malinalco a little over 70 miles south-west of Mexico City . At the entrance of the House of Eagles are the remains of statues that were carved out of the rock-face. The builders carved out a large circular enclosure, with a bench running around the wall which features a carved jaguar where the Aztec knights were initiated into the order through sacred ceremonies. The cuauhxicalli was a stone vessel used by the Aztec to hold hum...