Top 10 Maya-Themed Family Activities With its towering yet climbable temples, beguiling and accessible caves, and inclusive indigenous festivals, the Maya world is an inviting region where families can play and learn. Following are some of the most enticing experiences. —By Michael Shapiro FEATURED NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRIP Check Out Our Trips to North America VIEW […]
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On the evening of March 21, day of the beginning of the spring equinox, is observed in the northern staircase Castillo at Chichen Itza, a solar projection of a serpent, consisting of seven triangles of light, inverted, as a result of the shadow cast by the nine platforms that building, at sunset. For starters, the
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Sólo 47 torneos conforman el calendario del PGA Tour, el máximo circuito del golf profesional, y uno de ellos tiene lugar en México esta semana, cuando se lleve a cabo el OHL Classic at Mayakoba en la Riviera Maya. Aunque no fue tarea fácil conseguir un torneo de esta talla para nuestro país, la confianza de
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Mayan culture was great for name places and this isn´t the exception: Sian Ka’an that means “heaven’s door” is one of the greatest biosphere reserve in the area of Tulum located in Quintana Roo which since 1986 is considered UNESCO Wolrd Heritage Site. One of the best attractions of this place is the Chinchorro Reef that is
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[quote text_size=”medium”] Reaching out to a distant culture, I become one with the others yet still remain an outsider [/quote] Chetumal: is the base from which to follow the Road to Mayan Adventure an dicover five centuries of fascinating history. Kohulich: Apart from the Temple of the Masks, other structures such as the palace
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What’s happening in the Riviera Maya Celebration of the Day of the Dead. Xcaret – “Festival of Life and Death” She is waiting for you in the entrance to the Festival Enjoy the decoration of different Altars like this one that is representative of festival traditions “Cementerio Mexicano” this is a great representation of the
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Are the Aliens coming down on Earth? We must wonder about it!! Hector Siliezar, an American citizen went to Chichen Itza with his family in 2009. As everybody there, he was snapping photos. Once arrived in front of the Kukulkan pyramid, he wanted to catch this former with the cloudy day light. When he looked
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Madeline Milne and her new friends Tourists come every year in Mexico to visit. They spend one, two, three weeks (or more) visiting the beautiful Riviera Maya, Baja-California, Puerto Vallarta or Los Cabos. When the holidays are over, they go back home. Many of them just come back the next year. Why? Simply because Mexico
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In the deep outback of the Yucatan Peninsula, only a few dozen miles from Merida, Xul was, years ago, the last village along the road. Four years ago, an odd group of Italians settled in town. They built their own village, called the Eagles (the same name the ancient Aztec Warriors called their best fighters)
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Luxury at it’s best!! Casa Le Vida Loca is a custom built home for a very discriminating owner from Alberta, Canada. Every aspect of this house has been carefully thought out from the rooftop terrace/bar area that overlooks the fabulous Robert von Hagge Championship Golf Course. La Vida Loca is the newest , largest,
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