Land of vast biological diversity

Calakmul is located to the south east of Campeche about 235 km from Chetumal.

Birth place of the miscegenation

Oxtankah was the name given in 1937 by the archaeologist Alberto Escalona Ramos, it was a settlement of pre-Hispanic descent, located north of the city of Chetumal.

The biggest settlement in the lake region

Located in the Bacalar district, 50 minutes from Mahahual, it’s one of the Mayan cities that was just discovered in 1994. It is composed by approximately 70 acres, which account for various buildings that illustrate the wonderful fusion between nature and history.

This large establishment is known as Dzibanche and occupies an extension of a little over 40 square kilometers with diverse architectural conjunctions of enormous monumentality and quality of construction.

A collection of settlements to discover

Kinichna, was named by an archaeologist named Thomas Gann in honor of glifo (sun or day), which is represented in the posterior part of the grand Acropolis (high or biggest city).

Meet the mysterious masks

Situated on a naturally abundant vegetative area which highlights its beauty and amazing architectural composition. Kohonlich, is famous for its surfaces and buildings.