MAYAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL ZONES
Personally, I live like a real luxury to soak up the Mayan civilization, one of the great civilizations of the History of Humanity, which encompasses all human beings. To know the traces of the past is to know ourselves a little more.
The Yucatan Peninsula, Chiapas, Guatemala and Belize were part of the vast territory of the Mayan civilization. On your trip you can visit some of the most incredible ancient Mayan world cities, a walk through history that will fill your heart. Not only you will be able to enjoy the great Mayan cities, but also the natural surroundings that surround these archaeological zones. As incredible as it seems, leaving the usual circuits and the big cities, there are countless Mayan cities that you can visit almost alone.
Being able to walk through these vestiges, climb the great pyramids, discover stuccos and secrets on the walls, are walks you will not forget on your trip. History buffs have a great playground for fun, adventure and nature
BELOW THE ARTICLES WRITTEN ON ARCHEOLOGY AND MAYAN ZONES:
Discover the puuc in the Xcalumkín archaeological zone
Xcalumkin is one of the puuc-style archaeological zones of Campeche. Lovers of the Mayan civilization and adventure will love the place. The state of Campeche is full of Mayan archaeological treasures that few know about. This makes it...
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Chunhuhub, red earth archaeological zone
The Chunhuhub archaeological zone is one of the treasures of the state of Campeche. In the heart of the Puuc architectural style area we find this beauty. The state of Campeche is the least touristized in the Yucatan peninsula. This does not mean that it is less...
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Discover the magical Dzibilnocac archaeological zone in Campeche
A path full of magic took me to the Dzibilnocac archaeological zone, it was one of those wonderful days. I lived Dzibilnocac with a unique landscape, a day gift. The Dzibilnocac archaeological zone is one of the treasures of Campeche, a highly...
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Discover in Hochob the most impressive facade of the chenes
Arriving at the Hochob archaeological site is a feast for the eyes. Here we can see the most impressive Mayan façade in the style of chenes, are you going to miss it? The Hochob archaeological zone is one of those places that you do not have to pass through for almost ...
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San Manuel km 11, discover the Mayan community museum and a hiking route between cenotes
There are places that have a special charm, such as San Manuel, where we find a population that leads you to the heart of this beautiful land. The archaeological findings in the San Manuel cenote have placed this small ...
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Discover 5 archeological zones of Chiapas that you should not miss
So you don't miss out on the best archeological sites in Chiapas, we propose you our list with 5. We hope it helps you to know this beautiful state of Chiapas. In Chiapas the forests and the jungle are a beauty, scenarios of vice for the ...
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5 archeological zones of Campeche that you should not miss
The archeological zones of Campeche are the least known in the Peninsula. We will recommend some of these wonders to enjoy your trip through these Mayan lands. The Yucatan Peninsula was part of the territory of the ancient Maya ....
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Meet the 5 archaeological sites of Quintana Roo that we recommend
Quintana Roo is known for being the Mexican Caribbean state, destination of sun and beach. A lot of culture awaits you here, surely some archaeological zone of Quintana Roo surprises you. The state of Quintana Roo encompasses much of Mexico's tourism, ...
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The 5 archeological zones of Yucatán that you should not miss
We recommend for your trip the 5 archaeological zones of Yucatan that you must visit on your vacation. The 5 jewels that we highlight in Yucatan Do you want to know them? Yucatan is a state rich in ancient Mayan culture, with some of the areas ...
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Discover the archeological area Acanceh and its masks
The archaeological zone of Acanceh has a cost of 45 pesos and conserves the most impressive masques of Yucatan, a candy in your way.
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