The archaeological sit of Chichen-itza is an everlasting testimony to ancient Mayan splendor. It’s amazing city hidden in the forest of southeast Mexico, located 125 miles west of Cancun.
The Maya made impressive breakthroughs and were renowned architects, artist and road builders. They also developed an astronomical calendar and predicted both solar and lunar eclipses, pioneered the mathematical concept of zero and evolved a highly refined hieroglyphic writing system.
The artist legacy of the Maya began with thousands of men building huge temples to honor their gods and rulers. Them the artists embellished them with frescoes and carved bas-reliefs. But the artist legacy of the Maya doesn’t stop there. Ceramics, carved stones & shells are also a testimony of past artistic excellence.

Archaeological sites such as Chichen-itza are the legacy of the ancient Maya. The area holds the Kukulkan Pyramid. Ball court, Temple of the Warriors, Thousand Columns, Tzompantli Jaguars & eagles platform & the Venus platform; and located beyond the great plaza. The sacred Cenote or Well, connected by a sacbé (paved white road).

Don’t miss the Caracol Observatory, temple de los tableros, (temple of the Carved Panels), Las Monjas (Nunnery) and the Iglesia (church).

From Merida or Cancun, a brief minute trip in our comfortable “Luxury Van Transportation” takes us to one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world.
Chichen-Itza the impressive Mayan city which was for centuries a place of pilgrimage and the political and military center of the Yucatan Peninsula
It is the city which most attracted the attention of 19th century explorers, and where the most renowned archeologists have worked to preserve and restore this complex of buildings which year after year welcomes more than a million visitors and which has been deemed worthy of international recognition by being named a: WORLD HERITAGE SITE