Get to know and enjoy the enigmatic Chichén Itzá archaeological zone, a fabulous ceremonial center of civilization Maya, named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and its incomparable Temple of Kukulcán, considered one of the 7 New Wonders of the Modern World.

Take this magical journey through time, discovering the secrets kept in the buildings of this ancient city ​​of the Mayan civilization, one of the most advanced in the pre-Hispanic world. Admire and contemplate several buildings such as the Market of a Thousand Columns, the Temple of the Warriors with the statue of Chacmool, the Ball Game, the Jaguar Temple and the wonderful Kukulcán Temple, one of the most emblematic monuments of the Mayan civilization.

Learn how its ingenious architecture – obeying extraordinarily precise calculations – demonstrates the deep knowledge of mathematics, geometry and astronomy that the Mayans possessed along with their impressive creative imagination to represent the most sacred and significant beliefs of your religion.

ITINERARIO: Después de que una de nuestras transportaciones pase por ti a tu hotel o punto de encuentro establecido, serás trasladado al centro de partida de las excursiones a las zonas arqueológicas. Ahí, abordarás la transportación donde – durante el transcurso del día – un guía certificado te dará la bienvenida y acompañará, proporcionándote asistencia e interesante información.

During our trip, we will have the opportunity to taste a delicious lunch with regional dishes from Yucatecan cuisine, next to the Restaurant we will find a store that offers the finest pieces of Mayan crafts manufactured in the surrounding communities at the best prices.

From the restaurant, we continue our way to the archaeological zone of Chichén Itzá where you will take a tour accompanied by a guide certified by the Secretary of Tourism of Mexico and then you will have time to continue exploring the wonderful vestiges independently.

To continue this adventure, we will visit a mystical “Sacred Cenote”, where we can cool off immersing ourselves in its crystalline waters or simply enjoying one of the most relaxing landscapes beautiful that the destination offers.

Returning to Riviera Maya or Cancun, we briefly visited the city center of Valladolid, located in the heart of Yucatán to admire the splendor of colonial Mexico in the architecture of its buildings, temples and the Church of San Servacio, the oldest on the peninsula that began to be built in 1543, after the foundation of Valladolid, located in front of the city's main square and park.