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ADD TO LIST (44 reviews) Chichen-Itza, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico This temple-pyramid is among the best-known ancient monuments in the Yucatan Peninsula, and among the largest and best restored monuments in the Americas. It was built.. 2. Maya Temple ADD TO LIST (1 reviews) Chichen-Itza, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico Too much tourist. Not at nice as Palenque / Tikal. 3. Chichen Itza ADD TO LIST (6 reviews) Yucatan, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico the site itself is magnificent. absolutely remarkable. however, the vendors are pushy which, in itself, is no different from any other touristy place in mexico, but.. 5. Labna ADD TO LIST (1 reviews) Labna, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico Beautifull little ruin outside the main tourist trail. Please don't go unless really interested. Please keep the tour groups at bay. 6. Tulum ADD TO LIST (62 reviews) Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico Situated on the Caribbean Coast in the Yucatan Peninsula, Tulum was once a Maya wall city that served as a major port for Cobá. Most of the structures were thought.. 7. Cenote ADD TO LIST (1 reviews) Dzibichaltun, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico Leeggeroofde ruine, volgepropt museum (wel de moeite), zeer mooie heldere en diepe cenote op de ruineplaats zelf ADD TO LIST (3 reviews) Uxmal, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico You must see this site! The last time I visited was the summer of 2000 and they were still uncovering parts of the Mayan ruins in the area! See where the "ball court".. 9. Coba ADD TO LIST (1 reviews) Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico coba is the place where the pyramids in tulum are not like tikal but directly at the really amazing beach down the cliffs 10. Castillo ADD TO LIST (1 reviews) Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico What I thought was most interesting is the small stone building in front of the Castillo, because apparently the Mayans used it as a solar calendar, as beams of light.. |