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EK BALAM, the temple of “Sir JAGUAR “
EK BALAM, The ruin in the heart of the jungle
In this adventure that evokes the past of the peninsula, highlights the unknown archaeological site of Lord Jaguar EK BALAM, immersed in tranquility and nature, with its architectural authenticity. In addition, we include a visit to the aromatic market of the historic colonial city of Valladolid, where we will stroll through its important historic center.
We will finish with a swim in the crystalline mineral waters of a refreshing cenote, to finish tasting the typical regional gastronomy, prepared by loving Mayan hands.
MXN $2,862.00
Description
You will stroll among the Maya people and their customs, to learn about their lifestyle and products.
This colonial city evokes important stories of the past in its historic center. We will continue our adventure to the peculiar ruins of “Seรฑor Jaguar“, in the quiet archaeological zone of “Ek Balam”, surrounded by trees, nature and peace.
In the Mayan language Ek Balam means “shining star jaguar”.
The Late Classic Period , was its peak( 700 – 1000 A.D.).
Architecturally, “The Tower” and the decorations of the builders stand out, which with stucco and limestone achieve a special feline identity to the Ek Balam complex.
Afterwards, a moment to enjoy the sacred mineral waters of a beautiful cenote. To finish enjoying the typical regional gastronomy, prepared with love and affection by our Mayan people.
SCHEDULE:
5:30 – 7:00 am Pick up at Hotel
09:00 am Valladolid Market
09:45 am the historic center
10:30 am To Ek Balam
11:00 am Archaeological guide in Mayan ruins
12:30 pm Towards the cenote
13:00 Refresh in cenote
14:00 Varied buffet lunch
15:00 To hotel
17:00 – 18:00 Return
INCLUDES:
- Transportation
- Bilingual archaeological guide
- Visit to the market
- Walk in the historic center of Valladolid.
- Visit to the archaeological site of Ek Balam
- Cenote bathing
- Buffet lunch and natural water
NOT INCLUDED:
- Federal archaeological taxes 10 USD or 200 MXN (payable in cash the day of the tour).
- Taxation of video cameras in the archaeological site
- Lockers in the cenote