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culture, tourism, history and architecture
At its peak, Chichen Itza was the most populous city in the entire Yucatan Peninsula. Even today, its ruins reflect a great civilization filled with architectural marvels and ancient secrets. Chichen Itza has several zones or “complexes” that reflect different architectural styles are periods of development.
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Chichén Itzá
At its peak, Chichen Itza was the most populous city in the entire Yucatan Peninsula. Even today, its ruins reflect a great civilization filled with architectural marvels and ancient secrets. Chichen Itza has several zones or “complexes” that reflect different architectural styles are periods of development.
By visiting Merida, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a fully colonial atmosphere. In Merida enjoy a beautiful sunny day just visiting museums, theaters and public squares to watch artistic expressions of all kinds, from the most typical of the region, to the most cutting-edge shows. The historic center of the city of Merida is perfect for tours at sunset. On the streets, always clean and calm, you can see the light of sunset reflected in old but well maintained colonial buildings.
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Centro
By visiting Merida, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a fully colonial atmosphere. In Merida enjoy a beautiful sunny day just visiting museums, theaters and public squares to watch artistic expressions of all kinds, from the most typical of the region, to the most cutting-edge shows. The historic center of the city of Merida is perfect for tours at sunset. On the streets, always clean and calm, you can see the light of sunset reflected in old but well maintained colonial buildings.
Paseo de Montejo, named after the founder of Merida, Francisco de Montejo, is the main avenue of the city and the perfect spot to understand its (literally) rich history. Built at the end of the 19th century and inspired by the boulevards of France, Paseo de Montejo used to be the site of mega mansions belonging to the well-to-do families in the city.
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Paseo de Montejo
Paseo de MontejoPaseo de Montejo, named after the founder of Merida, Francisco de Montejo, is the main avenue of the city and the perfect spot to understand its (literally) rich history. Built at the end of the 19th century and inspired by the boulevards of France, Paseo de Montejo used to be the site of mega mansions belonging to the well-to-do families in the city.
Aquatic
Cenote Suytun has become known as the Instagrammable cenote in recent years. When you visit, you’ll see why: There’s a circular platform that’s perfect for photos, which goes into the center of this cave cenote, and a single beam of light that shines down for an otherworldly look
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Chichén Suytun
Cenote Suytun has become known as the Instagrammable cenote in recent years. When you visit, you’ll see why: There’s a circular platform that’s perfect for photos, which goes into the center of this cave cenote, and a single beam of light that shines down for an otherworldly look
Progreso, Mexico, is a tiny port town on the north coast of the Yucatan Peninsula. Known for having the longest pier in the world at 6.5 km (4 miles) long
The town is also considered the gateway to the Mayan ruins
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Progreso
Progreso, Mexico, is a tiny port town on the north coast of the Yucatan Peninsula. Known for having the longest pier in the world at 6.5 km (4 miles) long
The town is also considered the gateway to the Mayan ruins
La Chaya Maya is a recommended authentic Yucatecan food restaurant in Mérida, Mexico, famous for Sopa de lima, Cochinita pibil, Poc chuc, Panucho, Papadzules
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La Chaya Maya
x 62 C. 57La Chaya Maya is a recommended authentic Yucatecan food restaurant in Mérida, Mexico, famous for Sopa de lima, Cochinita pibil, Poc chuc, Panucho, Papadzules