Museo de sitio de Monte Albán

I mean, it's beautiful, sure. It's sooo hot too. Come prepared. It's only 80 pesos or so to go in. Need 2 hours max. Can get a tour if you're into history and such.

Useful to have a guide (similar to other historical sites). One of the earliest ruins (way before Teotithuacan) so interesting to understand architectural similarities and differences. Still limited people but museum is closed.

We caught a taxi from the historic center for 120 pesos, arriving at 10:30am already a line at the entrance. So our driver dropped us off and we walked up to the ticket office. The site closed at 4 pm daily, but the security will start to close about 3pm.

Fantastic, almost intimating site. We took a paid tour with a fantastic guide which made the trip more memorable.

Due the Corona epedemic the plateau with main attractions is closed to the public. People are still there, taking care that you do not enter. You can park your car more down the hill at the closed road gate and walk up about 20 minutes to enjoy the view before the plateau and there are still two graves and one palace ruin to be seen.