Mexico: Some Restrictions for photography and filming.
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Some Restrictions. Casual photography is generally fine, but INAH (the archaeological authority) charges a separate fee for tripods and video cameras at ruins like Chichen Itza and Teotihuacan, and requires permits for commercial filming.
Mexico: Some Restrictions for photography and filming. Casual photography is generally fine, but INAH (the archaeological authority) charges a separate fee for tripods and video cameras at ruins like Chichen Itza and Teotihuacan, and requires permits for commercial filming.
Some real restrictions exist — tripod permits at major landmarks, sensitivities around photographing people or religious sites, or specific sensitive zones — check the details above for this destination.
Almost universally, yes — a crew, lighting rig, or paid shoot typically needs a local permit regardless of how relaxed casual tourist photography is.
Not necessarily — rules can vary by specific museum, temple, or landmark, not just by country. Always check the exact site's current photography policy before you go.