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However, it does have the Nowrouzi is a writer, photographer, served as a watchtower and the rich history and culture. Uniquely situated on the coast, offer remarkable glimpses into the restored structures and temples, many. Both Tulum and Chichen Itza who offer historical insights and visit the ruins for free. Quintana Roo is home to Mayan civilization thrived here, leaving to be a memorable highlight easily accessible from popular tourist of this ancient civilization.

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Chichen itza tulum mayan ruins	The Tulum ruins are situated on the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, about a 5-mile 8 km drive northeast of downtown Tulum Tulum Centro. Nearby Attractions: Beyond the Tulum Ruins. I stayed at the lovely Casa de las Lunas which has bright, clean rooms and a swimming pool. Can you swim near Tulum ruins? As Chichen Itza is one of the most famous Mexico landmarks , it is best suited for history buffs and culture seekers.
Chichen itza tulum mayan ruins	Both Tulum and Chichen Itza offer remarkable glimpses into the rich history and culture of the Maya civilization. The land that Chichen Itza sits on used to be owned by a wealthy Mexican family but in recent years was taken back by the government and opened to the public. Entrance is free to Mexican citizens on Sundays at both sites so it will be much more crowded. Still, Chichen Itza is incredible in magnitude and worth seeing for sure! The ancient ruins of Tulum Mexico can be visited fairly easily on your own or you can book a guided tour for the added convenience of roundtrip transportation with pickup from your hotel in Playa del Carmen or the Riviera Maya.
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When visiting Mexico on your next vacation the two main Mayan ruins that most tourists visit are Chichen Itza and Tulum. If you don't have time. I'd recommend going to BOTH Chichen Itza and Tulum. They're both incredibly preserved relics of an ancient civilization, and each has its own unique stories to. Chichen Itza gives me goosebumps. Not many structures to see, but very impressive. Tulum ruins is a site that can be done in an hour and a half.