The Sun and Moon Pyramid is in the Teotihuacan in northern Mexico, taking a bus for 1 hour and stopping at the gate of the scenic spot. The Sun and Moon Pyramids are the remains of Aztec culture. The ancient Egyptian pyramids are the tombs of Pharaohs, while the pyramids of Mexico are the altars of ancient Indians. The city-states here have grown from less than 5,000 to 200,000. Along the Undead Avenue, the first to see the ruins of the Feathered Temple is the highest decision-making place. In the middle is the Pyramid of the Sun, and to the north is the Pyramid of the Moon. The sun pyramid can climb to the top, and the moon pyramid can only climb to half. There are three temple sites near the Moon Pyramid. All snakes, lizards, jaguars, birds and other totems, including the feather snake temple, are praying for rain. The murals and reliefs are well preserved, colorful and lifelike, meaning to bless people's production and life.