The pyramid doesn't look that big from the outside but it's very interesting and the church on top makes for some great views & photos. Entrance is free and you can enter a museum with artifacts and information about the people who lived here before you visit the pyramids. There is a small plaza right outside with a great view... More

This is the largest pyramid although looks like a big hill, since centuries of dirt cover it. The hike to the top is strenuous and not too easy with the high altitude. Save this for a few days into your Mexico trip, after your body adjusts more to the thinner air. From the top your view of Popo, La Malinche... More

Apparently you used to be able to enter through a tunnel and see more of the site ... however, according to the staff this has now been closed for about 2 years and there are no plans to reopen. There is a small museum on site with some artifacts. A church was constructed at the top of the main pyramid,... More

We saw this pyrmid and church atop it near the end of our visit, and therefore had seen bigger pyramid mounrs and more lavish churches. But knowing Cholula was a major religious site when Cortes arrived and that he made an example of the place, helped us appreciate its unique status. In the middle of the village, you park at... More

Impressive and worth seeing. You can also get some good photos of it. More

After visiting Teotihuacan pyramid and El Tajin complex, this pyramid does not offer different views. It needs more archeological restauration work and maybe be more interesting for visitors... More

your visit to the town with more than 170 churches More

After visiting the pyramids of Teotihuacan, the great pyramid of Cholula is nothing new. Except, that you can see from the exposed layers of the pyramid how the different ancient builders kept on upgrading the pyramid (hmmm, sounds like us modern people,no?) and that it has a church on top of it. I didn't bother to climb to the church... More