Combo Dzibilchaltún y Mérida

Description

Can you imagine knowing a Mayan city where more than 40 thousand inhabitants lived? We take you to one of the largest settlements in Mesoamerica: Dzibilchaltún, the "Place where there is writing on the stones".

Let yourself be impressed by finding yourself "face to face" with eight stucco (plaster) Masks and feel the energy emanating from the "Temple of the Seven Dolls.

Connect with nature in the eco-archaeological park, tour the Sac-beh (white roads), give yourself a refreshing swim in the Xlacah cenote and learn more about the history of Dzibilchaltun in the Maya People's Museum...

One last surprise: find the Franciscan chapel that is located in the middle of the Mayan city. Now let yourself be amazed by the most European face of Merida, the "White City", on its famous avenue: Paseo de Montejo, or “Les Champs Élysées” of Yucatan, a place of great architectural beauty with french style houses, museums, restaurants and bars.

When you finish watching the palaces, discover the history of Mexico in the "Homeland Monument", take a closer look at its details and have an encounter with the men, women and legends that formed today's Mexico.

Merida is a city where downtown streets have numbers and the corners have names.

You can see two palaces, an Olympus, a cathedral and a beautiful house that belonged to the Montejo family...

And if after all you have not yet fallen in love with the Yucatecan capital, get ready to fall when you try the panuchos, salbutes or the cochinita pibil...

without a doubt, gastronomy is the heart of The Yucatan culture.