Mayan sites and Museums at Riviera Maya
Uxmal and Kabah Uxmal is located in the Santa Elena Valley to the south of the Pucc hill country in the southwestern part of the Mexico Yucatan Peninsula. Distance from Merida city to Uxmal about […]
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Valladolid City at Yucatan The Colonial city of Valladolid in Yucatan is a quaint town that still preserver a special traditional flavor. This town is located halfway between Merida and Cancun. Usually, this city is […]
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Mayan Wedding at Riviera Maya For many couples jetting off to somewhere special that you’ve always dreamed of visiting is the most romantic way to pledge your vows. You can have the ceremony and the […]
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When entering the Riviera Maya you will discover that the true paradise is in the Mexican Caribbean, where the beautiful turquoise blue will make believe you are dreaming. The Mayan Riviera has some spectacular places, […]
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MAYAN WORLD It is a universe of cosmogony this sacred land that has been venerated for generations. A universe filled with knowledge and wisdom that never fails to surprise you with impressive buildings, its reminders […]
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Arriving at the archaeological site provokes indescribable feeling, for its meaning as the main settlement on the prodigious Mayas. Visiting Tulum is a great opportunity to fully enjoy a religious and mystic place. Tulum was […]
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Located in the Savanah of the Quintana Roo lower region Dzibanché and Kinichná are two jewels awaiting our discovery. This less-visited temples offer spectacular structures and perhaps some of the most beautiful work in the […]
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Mayan World at Riviera Maya Riviera Maya offers sightseers a look into both ancient cultures and unique landscapes. More than a millennium ago, ravelers made their way through the Yucatan jungles following Sacbes, white stone […]
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When you visit Yucatán you must visit both archeological sites and some small Maya villages. At Tulum, el Castillo feels like stepping back a thousand years. When explorer Juan de Grijalva first spied Tulum, the […]
Continue ReadingOne of the favorite parts of the Maya ancient culture is its influence on the cuisine of Yucatan, and their improbable combinations of chocolate, honey, corn, chilis, peppercorns, coriander, achiote, and cinnamon. You should certainly […]
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Desde el periodo Pre-clásico superior (400 AC los sacerdotes del tiempo (en maya ajk’inoob ) se valieron de sutiles y sofisticados mismos para registrar el devenir temporal. lo que hoy llamamos calendario maya se compone […]
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Situado estratégicamente en el corazón de la zona arqueológica de “Chichén ltza”, a pocos pasos de los centros histéricos ceremoniales, rodeado de plantas, flores y abundante vegetación, donde pájaros, mariposas y animales silvestres viven en […]
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