YUCATAN ECO INTRODUCTION

Mexico holds a richly diverse Eco-system. Arid deserts, sultry tropical forests, and rugged snow-capped mountain peaks with plunging canyons and gorges make Mexico the ideal

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YUCATAN HISTORY

Population: 1.9 Million Capital: Merida Popular Cities: Izamal, Valladolid, Progreso, Piste (Chichen Itza), Celestun Hotel Rooms: Around 5,200 After Mexican independence in 1821, a long

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PUNTA LAGUNA

Description: This is a private ruin site which has not been escavated and rebuilt. Ruins lay as they have since they were abandoned. Note: This ruin

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CHICANNA

Description: This Rio Bec site from the Late Classic period contains many fine carvings on the structures including some noses on the corner chac masks.

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YUCATAN FAQ

These FAQ are geared towards the vacationer and quickly answers many questions. Links to more in-depth information also accompany some answers. This list is always

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Yucatan Golf Vacation

For twelve months of the year, the golfing enthusiast will find the golf courses in the Yucatan open and challenging. When you leave the links

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Quintana Roo History

Population:  1.5 Million (2015) Capital:  Chetumal Popular Cities:  Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Cozumel Hotel Rooms: Around 100,000 The State of Quintana Roo strecthes down is the eastern part of

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Yucatan Peninsula Travel Distances

DISTANCE FROM CANCUN AIRPORT TO: DESTINATION Playa del Carmen Playacar Xcaret Paamul Puerto Aventuras Xpu-Ha Akumal Xel-Ha Tulum Coba Valladolid Punta Allen Chichen Itza Rio

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Mayan Arts and Crafts

Manufacturing in the Mayan world differs largely from western cultures in that consumer goods are independently produced on a vast scale in the Mayan world

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Mayan Holy Week Processions

Processions are religious parades that march for hours on end around towns and cities during Semana Santa – Holy Week. The first religious procession in

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