Chichen Itza - Valladolid - bathing in the cenote - Tequila plant

Visiting Yucatan and not seeing Chichen Itza is like coming to Moscow and not seeing Red Square. The majestic Mayan city with impressive architectural structures is considered one of the seven new wonders of the world. The Pyramid of Kukulcan, Mexico’s largest ball field, an 8th-century observatory, a colonnade of about 2,000 columns, and many other architectural masterpieces of the Maya are worth seeing. We will also visit the colonial city of Valladolid, where one of the oldest cathedrals of the New World is located, swim in the cenote - a natural karst well with crystal clear water and visit the tequila plant to observe the production process of the national Mexican drink, as well as taste it.