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What we are not
- We are not the Zona Arqueológica de Monte Albán and we do not speak for it.
- We are not the ticketing authority. Admission is set and sold by Mexico's Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia at its own gate.
- We are not the operator of any tour listed here, and we do not take bookings, payments or cancellations.
Operators cannot pay for placement
No operator can buy a position, a badge or a mention. The order of the cards follows rating and review volume, the badges are arithmetic — highest review count, highest rating, lowest per-person price, the platform's own sell-out flag — and a tour that leaves out something its own title implies has that stated on its card whether it flatters the listing or not.
The figures belong to the operators
Prices, star ratings, review counts, durations and inclusions are the operators' own, taken from their listings on Viator and GetYourGuide as they stood on 8 September 2026. They move, and most of the fares shown carry a promotional price with an end date on it. Treat every figure here as indicative and the operator's own page as final.
Facts about the site
Opening hours, admission rates, free-entry rules and the archaeology are ours to get right. They are taken from the site authority's own published information and, where the history is concerned, from the excavation record. Where sources disagree — and on the opening time they do — the visitor information page says so rather than picking the convenient one.
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