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…
Is Chichen Itza open due to Covid? This is the most asked question that we get. Well, Chichen Itza reopening was on September 22, which means the archeological site is already open! Despite the recent weather events like the tropical storm, and the hurricane, Chichen Itza has already recovered. If you want to read more…
Chichen Itza Closed after Delta Hurricane – During the last days, the Yucatan Peninsula has been affected by meteorological phenomena; Tropical Storm Gamma and Delta Hurricane. Chichen Itza reopening was on September 22th, unfortunately, weeks later a tropical storm arrived. Gamma went through the Yucatan Peninsula last weekend with heavy rains and strong winds that…
Chichen Itza is already open! The archaeological zone reopened to the public after being six months without activity due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Yesterday September 22, some visitors arrived to contemplate this Mayan wonder. Erick Petty and his family, originally from Texas, United States, became the first tourists to arrive at Chichen Itza at its…
Chichen Itza has been closed for 6 months, could you imagine that? The archaeological site is one of the most wanted in Yucatan. Being one of the 7 wonders of the World, Chichen Itza used to receive thousands of visitors each day. With the new normal this has to change, but anyway you can still…
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…
The popular archaeological site located in Yucatan has news for you. Chichen Itza will allow only a thousand visitors per day, will only allow the capacity of a thousand people per day. As part of the new protocols by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) will implement after the Covid-19 pandemic. INAH is…
Is Chichen Itza Open? Chichen Itza is an archaeological site handle by the National Institute of Anthropology and History. This is one of the most important cultural sites in Mexico, and each year receives millions of visitors. It is also valuable because it is one of the 7 wonders of the world. It would be…
