Good place to get an introduction to the ancient pueblo people. Saw a bull snake while there More

Truly enjoyed being able to explore at our own pace. The staff is friendly and provides printed information to read as a guide while walking through. I also liked that you could push the button for the music in the Kiva. More

This National Monument was name be settlers who thought the ruins were from Aztec people. They were actually ancestoral Pueblo people the same as in Mesa verde N.P. This was the 3rd largest dwelling after 2 dwellings in Chaco National Culture Park to tthe south. The largest kiva at Aztec Ruins has been reconstructed to show what the looked like... More

We have visted alot of the ruins in Four C orners and they are all different weel worth the time More

I just wish there was a way to bring back one of the inhabitants so they could tell us more of what life was like in that city. More

I recently visited Aztec after visits to Paquime, Chaco, and Salmon. Aztec is certainly worth seeing, especially in light of its easy access to the bustling town with the same name. That unfortunately also works to its detriment. Unlike some other sites, Aztec (and Salmon Ruins, for that matter) are both on the edge of busy towns. The experience of... More

Outstanding example of pueblo architecture, well preserved. Gives an excellent idea of what ancient life was like. More

Great location. Very educational, informative and interesting. an easy access to the Chacoan culture. More

Everyone should go into the kiva and press the button to hear drumming. More