Escape the city for a day spent hiking through pristine
jungle, strolling across deserted beaches and climbing up stone steps among
ancient Mayan Temples around Cancun, Mexico. Eccentry Holidays reviews some of the best attractions near Cancun.
Chichen Itza
Archaeological Site
For more than a thousand years, Chichen Itza was the site of
ancient Maya pilgrimage where people from all over the Mayan world would pray
to the Rain God known as “Chac.” Today Eccentry Holidays reviews suggests
Chichen Itza not only for its beauty and history but also because it is a
UNESCO world heritage site that attracts thousands of visitors from all over
the world to marvel at this pinnacle of ancient architecture that represents
the zenith of the ancient Mayan civilization.
Isla Mujeres
Only a 25-minute ferry ride from downtown Cancun, Isla
Mujeres is a small tropical island home to an amazing ecological water theme
park known as the Garrafon Natural Reef Park. Eccentry Holidays reviews
recommends travelers this park for all of its different activities; more than
20 in total, including swimming with dolphins, snorkeling along the Great Maya
Reef, hiking and mountain biking around the island or walking or relaxing in
the park’s hammock garden.
Tulum
This large Mayan Archaeological site is nestled against the
turquoise waters of the Caribbean sea 80 miles south of Cancun. Dating back
more than seven centuries, this site is believed to be one of the most
important ceremonial sites for the Mayan people where today, visitors can walk among
a huge, ancient walled city with roads, homes, pyramids and ancient
lighthouses.
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