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Chichen Itza is a famous archaeological complex on the Yucatan Peninsula, the former center of the Mayan civilization. The history of these places goes back centuries: ruins, temples and monumental structures preserve the atmosphere of antiquity and mystery, and the combination of historical heritage and tropical nature makes the city a unique place to travel.
Man-made sights are adjacent to each other: majestic pyramids and Mayan temples, a ball game stadium, archaeological areas with ritual squares, as well as modern objects that introduce the culture of the region - the Mayapan plant, where you can see the process of distillation of tequila, and the Tequila Museum. Each stone tells its own story, and a walk through the excavation helps you decide what to see first.
Natural attractions around are no less impressive: freshwater Lake Koba, the famous cenotes - Cenote Seitun and Cenote Dzitnup with underground vaults and crystal water, caves and tropical thickets of Yucatan. These sites offer refreshment and the opportunity to see the diversity of landscapes, combining archaeology with natural wonders.
On our website you can see all the sights of Chichen Itza on an interactive map, read briefly about the history and meaning of each point and build a convenient route. Itineraries show the optimal order of visit, travel time and give clues as to which places to combine in one walk to see the maximum in one day.
You are free to explore the complex yourself, following the marked routes, or order excursions from local guides - experienced guides will tell little-known stories, safely conduct through the cenotes and show hidden angles of excavations. Excursions help to better understand the context, and independent walks give freedom and a personal impression of each place.
Come to Chichen Itza to see with your own eyes the greatness of the Maya and feel the spirit of antiquity. Discover new attractions, build routes and go on a journey – here each step can be the beginning of a great discovery.
