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 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, the wonder of the world had to stop due to the COVID-19 and travelers stayed with the desire to discover this amazing place. Even the most important event in the Archaeological Zone had to be canceled; the Chichen Itza Equinox. This is how the Mayan ruins look like during COVID-19, stay with us,…
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…
Chichen Itza and many more archaeological sites closed on March 20th due to the Covid-19. As we all know, Chichen Itza is one of the main cultural sites in Mexico including Teotihuacan. Currently, the wonder of the world remains closed but cultural authorities are preparing new protocols in Chichen Itza for its reopening. Many visitors…
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…
One of the most popular goals for travelers is to visit one of the 7 impressive wonders of the world. For many of them, this is a big challenge. We know that these 7 places have their own beauty and particular things that make them wonder. 1. Colosseum, Roma The Colosseum or Coliseum is today…
