Best Mayan Ruins in Quintana Roo

Fascinatingly well-preserved sculptures are exposed at Ek Balam, which excited the newcomers and the repeat visitors as well, of the Mayan areas.

The Tulum Mayan ruins are what now remain of a once very active port city, the foundations of which have been dated back, due to a deciphered

The Mayan ruins of Coba lie deep within the jungle of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico and hold ancient secrets and mysteries that to this day are

The dive shop was set up in 1997 by an American, before the creation of the Puerto Morelos National Marine Park. It was intentionally operated

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Obviously the well-restored and most famous of Yucatan Maya archaeological spots, Chichen Itza has been declared as a World Heritage Site by

The Maya archeological site of San Gervasio has an unusually long history, beginning sometime around 100 BC and continuing as late as the 16th

Calakmul is an archeological site from Maya culture in southern Mexico. It is located in Campeche State (southern Mexico). The city was initially

Chacchoben Mayan Ruins is situated on the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico which is around 184 miles south of Cancun. Chacchoben also called the Mayan

If you are passionate enough to know about archeology of Maya, then you are at right place to visit Dzibanche, which is an archeological site.

El Cedral is the oldest Mayan Ruins on Cozumel Island, dating back to 800 A.D. The Mayan village was once the capital of Cozumel, and the largest

El Meco ruins are located just north of Cancun, on the way to Punta Sam. From the top of its pyramids - the highest archeological structure in

The El Rey Mayan Ruins can be found on an impressive archaeological site in the popular Hotel Zone in Cancun. It features 47 edifices believed

The path to the Temple of Ixchel on the southern tip of the Isla Mujeres leads you through a field populated with many modern art exhibits. In

Kohunlich is another archeological site of ancient enriched Maya Civilization. In 600 AD, it was a worth to mention residential area of that

Muyil and Chunyaxche, the modern names used to refer to this archaeological site, derived from two lagoons located on the area's outskirts. Muyil,

The archaeological site at San Miguelito Mayan Ruins was named after a coconut ranch that stood in its location in the 1950s when Cancun was