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INAH will reopen archaeological zones of Mayapán and Dzibilchaltún
To revitalize tourism and preserve the cultural heritage of Yucatán, the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) is in the final…
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To revitalize tourism and preserve the cultural heritage of Yucatán, the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) is in the final…
With the aim of improving the quality of services offered at important tourist and cultural sites, the new head of the Board…
September recorded the lowest number of visitors to archaeological zones in Quintana Roo, with 98,482 people, becoming the only month below 100,000…
More than 20 specialists in various disciplines carried out a compilation of research to explore the history of the Maya Culture, not…
The state of Yucatán has customs and traditions that make it unique, from its gastronomy and the friendliness of its people to…
The discovery of Mayan archaeological relics in the area where work was being carried out to install the charging system for electric…
The Mayan god Chaac statue arrived on Thursday, August 15 in the night at the Telchac dock, wrapped between tarps and on…
The depth of the cenote that a little over a week ago swallowed a monumental ceiba tree remains a mystery. A group…
Specialists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) discovered a stone tablet with Mayan hieroglyphic text measuring just over 11…
The mayor of Telchac Puerto, Alfredo Marrufo Díaz, confirmed that this coastal city will have a sculpture of the Mayan god Chaac,…
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