Tag: maya culture
Businessmen propose new hours in archaeological zones of Yucatán; it would help tourism
The president of the Tourism Business Council (Cetur), Jorge Carrillo Sáenz, announced that this representation.
Sculpture of alleged ancient Maya warrior found in Chichén Itzá
The archaeological discovery was announced this Thursday, November 9th, on AMLO’s daily morning conference. In.
Almost 6,000 tourists arrive at Chichén Itzá after reopening
After the demonstrations that took place in Chichén Itzá and its reopening, thousands of tourists.
Legendary “Casa de Los Aluxes” demolished in Cancún
In Cancun, one of the most famous stories among the inhabitants of that city in.
Three Things The Maya Taught Us – And We Forgot
Between 250 and 1500 AD, the Maya thrived in advanced agricultural communities spanning much of.
For the ancient Maya, Corn was a divine legacy from their gods
In Maya creation myths, the gods created humans out of corn. Now, a new study.
“The loss of mother tongues in Campeche is a serious problem”, Anthropologist says
The state official recognized the problem in the new generations, there is a total lack.
Maya Gastronomy, cuisine inspired by the Gods
The Maya developed a fascinating gastronomy with various techniques, sauces and processes, many of which.
Izamal will host the Páayt´aan Festival of gastronomy, art and spirituality, from March 17th to 20th
It is a music and spirituality festival that will include experiences focused on music, contemporary.
Maya Language is recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Yucatan
Representatives of the State Congress send to the Plenary the draft opinion to declare the.
