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TULUM, QRoo, April 12, 2023.- The government of municipal president Diego Castañón, strengthens cooperation with the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) to improve the archaeological zone of Tulum.
In this sense, Diego Castañón informed that, after four decades of not applying resources, the archaeological zone of Tulum will finally receive resources for the improvement and maintenance of the 73 monuments it houses.
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