Tourism
Nature
Yucatán is a state of abundant natural wealth – home to 444 species of birds more than half of the species in all of Mexico and exuberant flora that comprise natural showcases of great beauty. A meteorite impact some 65 million years ago resulted in a vast network of underwater caverns or cenotes. Yucatán offers a wide range of activities for lovers of nature and adventure including trekking, zip-line rope climbing, spelunking, horseback riding and bird watching, among many others.
Archeology
Yucatán is the cradle of the Mayan culture with a unique historical legacy evident in its extant architectural wonders – ceremonial centers, capital cities and carved stone buildings. Chichen Itzá, Uxmal, Ek Balam, and Dzibilchaltún are among the approximately 1,600 archaeological zones that remain as the legacy of one of the greatest civilizations of the world.
Culture
Yucatán has an undeniable cultural legacy that transcends time and space. The Yucatecan people have integrate their ancient beliefs, celebrations and customs into their daily life, creating a magical symbiosis that is more alive than ever. Their crafts, gastronomy, music and folklore, framed in a rhythm of colors, flavors, sounds and textures, are irrefutable proof of a proud and cultured land.
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