There are amazing places around the Yucatan Peninsula, and most of them are less popular than others. Discover Balankanche Caves and fall in love with this amazing site in Yucatan, the best part; is near to Chichen Itza. These caves could be one more stop in your Chichen Itza trip! Balankanché (which means the ‘Throne…
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…
We all know the powerful Mayan knowledge about astronomy, stars, and planets. They believe in goods and stars, thanks to this Mayans created a magnificent empire. In this post, we’ll talk about Venus, the Mayan treasure. After the Sun and the Moon, Venus became the most relevant astronomical object for ancient cultures. This fascination was…
The Yucatan peninsula continues to surprise us with all the richness it has. Yucatan possesses a wide variety of Mayan vestiges and Ruins, some of them are lesser-known. Mayan Culture is just wonderful, is full of amazing buildings and majestic jungles. Uxmal; Mayan Ruins in Yucatan will amaze you, this archaeological site in one of…
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…
For implementing protocols to protect the health of its visitors with high standards of hygiene and sanitation, Yucatan receives Travel Safety Stamp. This stamp is provided by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC). Some places in the world have received this distinctive. Saudi Arabia, Barcelona, Portugal, Seville, Turkey, Bulgaria, Jamaica, and Mauritius are one of…
Coba is a unique village located on the jungle’s heart; Tulum, in the State of Quintana Roo, Mexico. This place is famous for being the home of the amazing Coba Mayan Ruins. Although it is a small place for visiting offers amazing things to do. Join us to know what to do in Cobá! 1. Coba Mayan…
The Balamku Mayan Ruins are located within a forest area, in the south of the State of Campeche in the municipality of Hopelchen. In Balamku, there is a frieze made of molded stucco and polychrome, unique in the Maya area. Its name is from the Yucatec Mayan which means the “Temple of the Jaguar”. This place…
The concept of Mayan beauty was very different from what we live today. If you think that there were no beauty standards in the past, you are wrong because many civilizations used to has their own shapes of beauty. And the Mayans weren’t the exception, so in this post, we are going to talk about…
We know that most of you have been planning to visit Chichen Itza, or maybe you already had a planned trip but due to the sanitary emergency, you canceled it. Covid-19 make everything difficult for all the countries all over the world. And the most important thing is that you have to stay at home,…
