Includes entrance to Chichen itza & Cenote Extranjero

 

Dated about 1553 years, these famous Mayan pyramids are located an hour and a half from Merida. Chichen Itza's name derives from the Mayan words “Chi" (mouth), “Chen" (well), “Itza” (the name of the people of this region). The site is divided into three areas, the Northern group (distinctly Toltec) the Core group (early period) and a third group known as the Old Chichen. We will visit the first two groups. Cenote de Ik Kil is a park of exotic plants and trees that is the perfect habitat for hundreds of wild birds, such as: toucans, parrots, thrush, cardinals, fly hunters, turquoise mot mot, and several more. Languages English and spanish