Yucatan
The Rally Maya Mexico 2022 in the Yucatan: A New Tour
Rally Maya Mexico: Now you can learn a little more about this extraordinary journey that will make the Mayan race, passing through different localities of Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico.
Yucatan
The Mexican state of Yucatán is well-known for its Mayan ruins and beautiful Gulf of Mexico coastline. The renowned Chichén Itzá site features a monumental pyramid, ball court, and temples carved from stone. Uxmal is known for its intricately carved facades, and other Mayan monuments like Ek Balam are renowned for their sculptures that have survived to the present day. Mérida, the capital and largest city of Yucatán, features architecture dating back to the Spanish colonial era.
Indigenous
Felipe Carrillo Puerto, a Peasant and Workers' Leader in Yucatan
Felipe Carrillo Puerto became governor of Yucatan in 1922 and delivered the first speech of his term in the Mayan language. He as governor was progressive: He recognized the political rights of women. On January 3, 1924, Felipe Carrillo Puerto was shot to death in Mérida.
Chiapas
Mayan Route: A Unique Journey of Ancient Maya Culture
Introduction to the Mayan Route. Find out about the right season, how to get there and get around, lodging, food, and more practical tips.
Yucatan
3 cases of toxoplasmosis registered in Yucatan
Figures from the Ministry of Health indicate that as of March 26th, there are two cases of toxoplasmosis in women and one in men.
Yucatan
Guide: Explore the Riviera Maya in Mexican Caribbean
Situated at the eastern end of the Yucatan Peninsula, the Riviera Maya is a tourist destination like no other in the world. Find out why.
Chiapas
These are the states that make up the Mayan Route in Mexico
These are the states that the classic Mayan Route crosses, as well as information about the countries and possible alternative itineraries.
Merida
Changing Character of a Provincial City: Merida, Mexico
Densely wooded and full of green spaces, Mérida keeps memories of its colonial past and other periods of its long history, which give it a stately image, with a character different from other provincial cities in Mexico.