Chichen Itza, the most visited in pandemic times- Thousands of people have entered archaeological sites in Yucatan since they resumed activities a few months ago. According to the report of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), during October, 49 thousand 309 visitors entered these sites, being Chichen Itza the most frequented with 39…
Chichen Itza Reopens After the Hurricane. – Starting this Thursday, October 29, the archaeological zones of Yucatán, such as Chichen Itza Mayapan, Ek Balam, Izamal, and Uxmal, will reopen after Hurricane Zeta through the state. Through a press release, the INAH Yucatan Center indicated that activities in these five archaeological sites will resume. They will…
Chichen Itza is about to reopen! We know most of you have been waiting for this moment a long time ago. Chichen Itza closed since the pandemic begins, which means 5 months ago. Our impressive Mayan ancient city stopped for a while. During this pandemic time Chichen Itza continuous shinning, and getting ready for all…
