Maya sites in México

Labná in the YucatánIt is part of an archaeological site with Kana and Sayil. Labná is south of these sites and is characterized by its castle and triumphal arch, whose architectural style contrasts with that found in other Mayan cities.

Kabáh in the YucatánIt is part of an archeological conglomerate in the Yucatan Peninsula. Its major distinctive feature is the facade of the Temple of the Masks, with repetitive facial ornamentation of the god Chac, god of rain.

XlapakLocated on Route Puuc, there is the conglomerate of neighboring archaeological sites Labná, Kabah and Sayil. Xlapak consists of completely restored structures with many vestiges of the post classic Mayan style (Puuc).

Uxmal in YucatánIt is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico, artistically and architecturally. It has not required huge restoration work, for the temples are in excellent condition and they have been built magnificently. Uxmal was built around 500 AD

Tulum in Quintana RooTulum is located in the classic period of Mayan history and is known as the "city of the three walls" or "city of walls". Although its best word in context is Zama, "Place or City of Dawn".

Sayil in YucatánIt has a prominent palace with its three interior chambers containing plants. Its height reaches 40 meters and has an ornament where the monolithic columns are prominent.

PalenqueIt is a city that shows significant progress and architectural beauty. It is located in Mexico and was one of the first sites to be studied after the Spanish conquest. The city of Pakal, King of Palenque, stands out not only by the magnificence of its temples but it is also the only tomb with buildings that have internal staircases.

MayapánThis beautiful and peaceful archaeological site strongly resembles Chichen Itza. It flourished around Postclassic Period and is considered one of the last great Maya capital. It has paintings on the basis of one of their temples.

Ek Balam the black jaguar The beautiful acropolis of Ek Balam or "Black Jaguar" is located north of the Yucatan Peninsula en route to Rio Lagartos.

CobáThe pyramid of Nohoch Mul in Coba is superior in height to Chichen Itza and Uxmal. Reaching 45 meters tall. This Mayan archaelogical site may be found only minutes from Tulum. This site has many Mayan roads that interconnect the structures.

Chichen ItzáCentre of great religious and commercial power that had it height at the end of the Early Post Classical period (900-1200 d.C) Its name signifies "The Mouth of the Cenotes of Itza" or "the Mouth of the Well of Itza" , the name given to the sacred cenote.