Tag: Archaeological Sites
Sayil is an archaeological site part of Segment 3 of the Maya Train Project
Within the route of Segment 3 of the Maya Train, which goes from Calkiní, Campeche,.
Discovery of ancient Maya residential buildings in the Kabah archaeological site
For the first time in the Archaeological Zone of Kabah, two sets of buildings of.
Visits to archaeological sites in Yucatán down by 12.4%
Last month fewer tourists arrived at pre-Hispanic sites and museums in the state, reports the.
“Chichen Viejo” A new archeological attraction opens in Yucatán
The Mexican Caribbean has more to offer than some of the best beach destinations in.
On Saturday, September 2nd, Chichén Viejo will open to the eyes of the world
It will be on September 2nd when the President of the Republic, Andrés Manuel López.
Xcambo: Ancient Mayan City of Salt and Trade
Xcambo is an ancient Mayan city located near the coast of Yucatan, Mexico. It was.
Uxmal: A World Heritage Site of the Maya Culture
Uxmal is one of the main archaeological sites of the Maya zone, located in the.
Construction of the Dzibilchaltún Site Museum begins on Monday, May 29th
This Monday, the construction of the new Dzibilchaltún Site Museum will commence, according to the.
‘Earth Monster’ Olmec sculpture is back in Mexico
A massive stone sculpture carved by Olmec artists more than 2,000 years ago that evokes.
Mayan Civilization Achievements
The Mayans were a civilization that flourished in parts of present-day Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, and.
