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Freedom Paradise Maya Tankah Hotels and Information of activities at Tulum and Tankah |
Is a recommended site seeing for the Riviera Maya visitors, is a combination of history and adventure, includes a 40 minutes trekking through the jungle passing by a couple of cenotes till arriving to a […]
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From the superior Pre-Classic period (400 BC) the priests of time (in Maya ajk’inoob) used subtle and sophisticated themselves to register temporal evolution, what we now call the Mayan calendar is actually a series of […]
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Strategically located in the heart of the archaeological zone of “Chichén ltza”, a few steps from the ceremonial hystorical center, surrounded by plants, flowers and abundant vegetation, where birds, butterflies and wild animals live in […]
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Pichen Considered one of the more omate ceremonial Maya sites, Pichen is also believed to have been a flourishing commercial center that enjoyed trade with numerous cities in the southern Gulf. 55 miles sw of […]
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Before the summer arrives and the magnanimous K’inich Aiaw appears in all its splendor – as they call the sun god in Maya – we can make a walk free of hot flashes through the […]
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REIKI Y SHAMBALLA en TULUM El Reiki fué promovido por Saint Germain. Ahora, Shamballa, es la siguiente fase del plan para anclar nuevas energías en la tierra, y para ello son necesarias personas que vivan […]
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Explore Siaan Kaan biosphere by sea and lagoon with this sailing catamaran. This expedition sails South to Boca Paila. We sail ten miles inside the Biosphere. This is an amazing private tour for one person […]
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History of Chocolate and Cocoa – Drinks of gods Chocolate Museum has 6 permanent rooms, each of which represents an important aspect in the history of cocoa, a timeline from fruit to chocolate today. Museum […]
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End of the World Marathon and Half Marathon Placencia, Belize December 10, 2017 Registration Deadline is October 15, 2017 Aerial Photo of the […]
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Our village, Ek Balam is a small Mayan mestizo village settled in the eastern region of the state of Yucatan. We are generally engaged in agricultural activities but we also earn income by providing work […]
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