Located in the Lacandon Jungle of Chiapas, Mexico, the Bonampak ruins are a surviving testament to the artistry of the ancient Maya civilization. Built predominantly during the late Classic period (AD 580 to 800), the site is renowned for its stunning murals, providing vivid depictions of Mayan life, rituals, and ceremonies.
Izamal, Mexico is a charming and picturesque town located in the heart of the Yucatan Peninsula. Nicknamed the “Yellow City” for its traditional golden-yellow buildings, Izamal is a town with a rich colonial past, accessible ancient ruins, and a friendly, small-town atmosphere. Find out how to plan a visit to this up-and-coming destination.
On the brink of transforming Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula’s tourism landscape, the Maya Train project is gearing up to offer a journey into the heart of Mayan civilization, its colorful colonial cities, and the unique natural beauty of the region. Traversing Caribbean, Jungle, and Gulf of Mexico routes, the train will open up a new era of travel in the region. Discover more than 70 Maya Train sights and start planning your journey!
Oaxaca, Mexico is a state in Southwestern Mexico best known for its low-key beaches and rich cultural traditions. Its capital, Oaxaca de Juarez (commonly referred to just as Oaxaca or Oaxaca City) is becoming a hotspot for arts and culture tourism, in particular its gastronomy, mezcal production, and Day of…