Merida: Mayapán Archaeological Zone & Cenotes Adventure – Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

EXPERIENCE:

Embark on a captivating 7-hour journey from Mérida to the heart of the Yucatán Peninsula, where the ancient city of Mayapán awaits. This archaeological marvel spans 4 square kilometers, boasting over 4,000 structures and standing as the last great capital of the Mayan culture in the Postclassic period (1200-1450 AD). Marvel at the expertise of Mayapán’s sculptors, evident in the abundance of modeled stucco and mural paintings depicting war scenes and the cult of death. Climb the Kukulkan Pyramid, reminiscent of Chichen Itzá, to uncover the cultural ties between these ancient Mayan cities.

Continue your adventure to the iconic Hacienda Cenotes Mucuyché, one of Yucatán’s most well-known haciendas. A local guide will lead you through the historic town of the hacienda, unraveling its intriguing history. Immerse yourself in the mystical waters of the Carlota cenote, a crystal-clear oasis that holds both natural beauty and historical secrets. Swim through the green channel to reach the mesmerizing Cenote Azul, leaving you in awe of its enchanting surroundings.

After your cenote exploration, enjoy free time to taste typical Yucatecan food at the Hacienda Mucuyché restaurant, relax in the pool, and absorb the hacienda’s ambiance. A refreshing snack during the tour will keep you energized for the day’s adventures.

As the journey concludes, board the private transportation for your return to Mérida, carrying with you the memories of a day filled with history, nature, and the tranquil beauty of Yucatán’s cenotes.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Explore the last great capital of the Mayan culture
Ascend Kukulkan Pyramid for breathtaking views
Immerse in the history of Hacienda Cenotes Mucuyché
Swim in crystal-clear waters with mystical surroundings
Unwind in the hacienda’s pool after cenote exploration

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