Maya Archaeology and Culture

Maya Archaeology and Culture

Chichén Itzá, Cobá, Tulum, Muyil… the legacy of an ancient civilization within your reach. We bring together history, cultural context, and practical tips so that your visit to these archaeological sites becomes much more than just a photo opportunity.

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Archaeological Sites Near Cancun: 5 Places You Must Visit

Archaeological Sites Near Cancun: 5 Places You Must Visit

Discover archaeological sites near Cancún and explore 5 impressive Mayan sites during your trip to the Mexican Caribbean.

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Tulum in a Day: Complete Guide, Entrance Fees & Tours from Cancun

Tulum in a Day: Complete Guide, Entrance Fees & Tours from Cancun

Explore the Tulum Archaeological Site in one day from Cancun: what to see, entrance fees, travel tips, and the best tours to experience this Caribbean paradise

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Top 3 Archaeological Sites You Must Visit Near Cancun

Top 3 Archaeological Sites You Must Visit Near Cancun

Discover the top 3 archaeological sites near Cancun. Explore Mayan history, iconic temples, and breathtaking Riviera Maya landscapes.

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Where to book tours in Cancun and the Riviera Maya safely: A reliable guide

Where to book tours in Cancun and the Riviera Maya safely: A reliable guide

If you’re planning your vacation in Cancun and the Riviera Maya, you’ve probably wondered: What’s the best place to book tours in Cancun? or Where can I trust to plan my activities without complications?

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Hanal Pixan Celebration

Hanal Pixan Celebration

The day of the dead in Mexico is an ancient Prehispanic tradition that’s celebrated all over the country in different ways, dedicated to those loved ones that have crossed into the next life before us. The Mayas celebrated this day through the Hanal Pixan

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Muyil Ruins, a door to Sian Kaan

Muyil Ruins, a door to Sian Kaan

Buried in the dense jungles south of Tulum you will find the remains of a less known yet splendid Mayan city: Muyil, named after the lagoon of the same name next to which the city is located.

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Coba, a mayan city hidden in the jungle

Coba, a mayan city hidden in the jungle

The archaeological zone of Coba is located right in the middle of a thick jungle and surrounded by five lakes and various cenotes (natural sinkholes), it is believed that only a small part of this city has been uncovered...

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Enjoying Tulum to the fullest

Enjoying Tulum to the fullest

Archaeologist, environmentalist, adventurer and night owl, four personalities to live Tulum to the fullest. Tulum was named a Magic Town because it is a guarantee of encountering places that have history, legends, symbolic attributes, transcendent facts, daily life and magic.

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