The equinox is the moment of the year when day and night have the same duration because the Sun is above the Earth’s equator. The name comes from Latin aequinoctĭum, meaning “equal night”.

During the equinox, the Sun reaches its zenith, that is, its highest point on the sky at 90° in relation to a person standing on the Earth’s equator. On the equinox days, on the other hand, both Earth poles are at the same distance from the Sun, so both hemispheres receive the same amount if sunlight.

Spring equinox is related to rebirth and sets the start of the growth season and the greening of nature.

It is for sure an outstanding natural event with an added spiritual transcendence. Thus, we invite you to celebrate it in one of the several archaeological sites in Mexico, so you recharge your energy and have the opportunity to live one of the best experiences of your life.

Here are our recommendations:

• Cholula’s Great Pyramid

Located at: San Andrés Cholula Archaeological Zone, Joyas Arqueológicas, 72760 San Andrés Cholula, Puebla

Stay at: LA QUINTA LUNA

• Peña de Bernal, the third largest monolith in the world

Located at: The town of Bernal, part of the Ezequiel Montes municipality in Querétaro, México.

Stay at: CASA MATEO. LA CASA DEL ATRIO

• Teotihuacan

Located at: Northwest of Mexico City

• Tulum Archaeological Zone

Located at: Carretera Federal 307 Cancún – Chetumal Km 230, 77780 Tulum, Q.R.

Stay at:  SENSES 5a AVENIDA BY ARTISAN, SENSES RIVIERA MAYA BY ARTISAN

• Ruins and mines at Mineral de Pozos

Located at: Desviación Camino a Sta. Brígida km 3, San Pedro de los Pozos, Gto.

Stay at: CASA DIAMANTE

• Monte Alban

Located at: 11 km from the city of Oaxaca de Juárez.

Stay at: HACIENDA LOS LAURELES

Tulum Archaeological Zone

Peña de Bernal, the third largest monolith in the world

Cholula’s Great Pyramid

Teotihuacan

Montealbán

Ruins and mines at Mineral de Pozos