Available sites for spring Equinox 2021 – As you know due to the Coronavirus pandemic tourist sites remain closed in Mexico. Spring equinox is just days away, but Chichen Itza will be closed during this astronomical phenomenon. Mayan sites such Dzibilchaltún, Mayapán, Ek Balam, Uxmal, Xcambó, Izamal, will also be closed on March 21. While the…
We know that many tourist sites in the world are very popular for their energy and vibes. If you are looking for a great experience on the last day of 2020, Chichen Itza is the best way to receive the year. However, you might be wondering, is Chichen Itza open during New Year? The answer…
The weirdest objects found in the Chichen Itza Cenote. – Chichen Itza is an ancient Mayan city surrounded by the lush jungle in the Yucatan Peninsula. Besides all the history within, Chichen Itza holds one of the most essentials cenotes, and it’s called The Sacred Cenote. It is no secret to anyone that the Mayans…
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…
Traditional Yucatecan food that you must try – Yucatan is a diverse state, not only by nature but for its spectacular cuisine. In Yucatan, you will find awesome landscapes, beautiful cenotes, stunning beaches, and tasty food. This place definitely has it all! Today we will show the best Traditional Yucatecan food to try. Don’t forget…
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 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…
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…
We all know Chichen Itza as an archeological site, surrounded by amazing Mayan ruins. Chichen Itza is also one of the 7 wonders of the world. Many visitors enjoy spending the whole day walking around Chichen Itza and fill up themselves with the Mayan Culture in there. But what happens at night? When the sun…
