“In 2020, INAH authorities announced a new prohibition: visitors would no longer be allowed to climb the structures in the complex.”
Andrea Fischer, Writer
A combination of historical preservation and safety concerns mean hefty fines for visitors who climb the ancient structures without permission.
Officials who came to arrest the rule-breakers ended up having to protect them from an angry crowd of equinox tourists.
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