Yucatan peninsula

Discovering Where Is Tulum: A Guide Nestled along the radiant shores of the Yucatan Peninsula lies Tulum, a tranquil haven that whispers the lore of ancient civilizations while promising the serenity modern travelers seek. If you’re contemplating whether Tulum is the right destination for your next vacation, let’s unravel the allure of this increasingly popular tourist spot known for its stunning beaches, majestic Mayan ruins, delectable cuisine, spirited nightlife, and laid-b...

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Merida is an incredible city in Mexico to visit. Nestled on the Yucatan Peninsular, around 3-4 hours west of Cancun, Merida is gorgeous, with heaps of - 12 Very Best Things To Do In Merida, Mexico - Travel, Travel Advice - Central America, Merida, Mexico - Travel, Food and Home Inspiration Blog with door-to-door Travel Planner! - Travel Advice, Travel Inspiration, Home Inspiration, Food Inspiration, Recipes, Photography

Hidden Gems: Exploring Mayan Ruins Off the Beaten Path When thinking about Mayan ruins, Chichen Itza often springs to mind. However, there are many hidden gems scattered across the Yucatán Peninsula and beyond, just waiting for you to explore. These quieter sites offer a chance to dive deeper into the rich history and culture of […]

Las Coloradas is located at the northern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula read more about it on our website ⚡📸Credit: Passportpersona

What is the Chichen Itza Cenote? Though not actually on the complex of Chichen Itza, Cenote Ik Kil often gets call the Chichen Itza Cenote because it is so close. I definitely recommend visiting a

The sweltering January sun offered little respite from the hounding mosquitoes which prowled the ruins of Chichen Itza in the Mexican Yucatan. Known since the early years of the Spanish conquest, the once glorious city had been eroded by centuries of isolation by the time British explorer and archaeologist Alfred Maudslay first set foot there in 1888. While strong willed and greatly experienced by his previous forays in the ancient Mayan cities of Guatemala, Maudslay endured tremendous…

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