Ruins
Mexico, a country so steeped in culture that tourists can actually get a feel of what is like by immersing themselves inside the storied remains of places of worship such as shrines and temples. View the pictures and other details here and be fascinated by the ruins of the cities built by Mayans and other cultures such as the Mayan Ruins in Tulum, Mexico.
Mayan architecture again triumphs. In fact, there is little that even comes close to Mayan architecture that has the capability to leave you open mouthed with awe. The various Mayan ruins scattered around the entire of Mexico are testimony of that. Talk about architecture, we are awed simply by the ruins of the magnificent building [...]
Perception is everything, they say, and in fact, it is true. What appears one thing to someone may not appear the same to the other. But the reason this post has started off with such a vague topic is because of the fact that Mexico, in spite of being a modern country, has still not [...]
Minimal is more. You gotta trust it. If you want to be awed by Mexico, if you want to lose yourself in architectural splendor, if you need to feel the highest energy in a natural setting, take our word, don’t go to the cities, don’t get lost in civilized settlements. Instead, pay a finer attention [...]
Cancun is one of the popular places that tourists visit in Mexico. The place is surrounded by wonderful hotels, exciting nightlife, and stunning beaches. It also has the best spas in Mexico where you could enjoy your vacation trip with pure relaxation and rejuvenation. Cancun Day Trips are actually very popular among tourists. Cancun day [...]
One of the best places to visit in Cozumel is the Cozumel Ruins. This place is very popular among tourists who want to visit Cozumel, Mexico. Cozumel actually have many ruin sites both non excavated and excavated places like San Gervasio, El Cedral, and Castillo Real. If you love pre-historical ruins and other ancient architectural [...]
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One of the best places to travel in Mexico is the Mayan Ruins in Yucatan Peninsula. They are really a beauty that comes with pure historical culture. The Mayan Ruins is also known as the lost cities, which are estimated to be 2000 years-old by Mayas’ mathematical geniuses. If you will travel in Cozumel, you [...]
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1. Costa Flamingo This takes just 30 minutes to reach it from Merida. The coastline is filled with a lot of tiny beach towns successful in giving you a real Mexican experience in a very clean village where there are no immense hotels. Totally no hustle and bustle of the city. It is also perfect [...]
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The Yucatan Peninsula is a totally interesting attraction in Mexico but most do not notice its geology. The base of the Yucatan peninsula is shaped like cheese. It has natural holes termed as cenotes and most of these holes are filled up with fresh and natural waters. One famous cenote is near the Ik-kil town [...]
If you are to take delight in ruins and history of the ancient world, it may do you good to visit Teuchitlan, location of Guachimontones, one of the more impressive archaeological sites in Mexico. First discovered forty years ago by an american archeologist with his wife, it has opened itself to rest of the world [...]
Once a year on July 25th, as part of Tastoan tradition in Tonala, Mexico dozens of Tonala’s male residents transform themselves into the legendary Tastoanes to partake in a performance that represents their struggle against Spain’s patron saint Santiago (St. James the Greater).The men wear colorful masks and wigs and undergo a transformation of sorts [...]