Riviera Maya, also known the Mayan Riviera is found in the southeastern portion of the Yucatan Peninsula. In this region, tropical climate is experienced as well as it is blessed with pristine beaches and crystal clear sea. This region is also one of the main centers of the civilization of the ancient Mayas. The Mayan Riviera is a tourist destination packed with exciting outdoor adventure activities that will take you the ancient ruins of the Mayans. Embarking on Riviera Maya tours is among the ideal means to experience what this tourism district provides.
This region is historically significant because it was once a cradle of the ancient Maya civilization. You can find plenty of appealing structures as well as monuments here that have managed to survive through centuries and until now, which speak about the heritage of the ancient people.
Get the chance to visit the ancient city of Tulum which was a thriving urban center of the ancient civilization. This ancient archaeological site overlooks the Caribbean Sea and sits on a cliff and holds several Mayan structures such as a temple which are all circled by walls. Tulum is truly the only Maya historical site which gives its tourists the opportunity to swim in the Caribbean turquoise blue waters while catching a glimpse of the enigmatic remains of a long gone and dusted era.
The tour will likewise take you to Xcaret which is a top Riviera Maya historical eco park where you can discover Mexico's cultural and natural wealth. There are many places and things to explore here such as Mexico's unspoiled natural surroundings, natural pools, outdoor activities, authentic Mayan cuisine and rich wildlife. Learn more about the Mayans through exploring the underground passages and caves. This place is ideal for water lovers and scuba divers as there are amazing diving reefs.
Visitors will likely be given the chance to spend a night in Xaman Ha (fisherman's village) which is thought to be one of the very best holiday destinations in the world because it's surrounded by naturally attractive gardens as well as the azure Caribbean waters. The fact is archaeology is a huge contributor to the tourism of this region. Chichen Itza, Coba and Tulum are well known archaeological sites which can be explored in this area and all of them are operated by INAH.
Coba is just nearby and has 5 canals and its name denotes cloudy waters. The canals that were constructed by the Mayans remained strong and served as irrigation pillars which have supported the region's agricultural projects for centuries.
Sian Ka'an is one of the must-see places in this region. Sian Ka'an is a biosphere reserve where you can find several of the Mayan sites and comprises tropical forests, marshes, mangroves and coral reefs which harbors a variety of plant and animal species.
Do you want to go on an endless exciting outdoor adventure? Visit the Mayan Riviera.
This region is historically significant because it was once a cradle of the ancient Maya civilization. You can find plenty of appealing structures as well as monuments here that have managed to survive through centuries and until now, which speak about the heritage of the ancient people.
Get the chance to visit the ancient city of Tulum which was a thriving urban center of the ancient civilization. This ancient archaeological site overlooks the Caribbean Sea and sits on a cliff and holds several Mayan structures such as a temple which are all circled by walls. Tulum is truly the only Maya historical site which gives its tourists the opportunity to swim in the Caribbean turquoise blue waters while catching a glimpse of the enigmatic remains of a long gone and dusted era.
The tour will likewise take you to Xcaret which is a top Riviera Maya historical eco park where you can discover Mexico's cultural and natural wealth. There are many places and things to explore here such as Mexico's unspoiled natural surroundings, natural pools, outdoor activities, authentic Mayan cuisine and rich wildlife. Learn more about the Mayans through exploring the underground passages and caves. This place is ideal for water lovers and scuba divers as there are amazing diving reefs.
Visitors will likely be given the chance to spend a night in Xaman Ha (fisherman's village) which is thought to be one of the very best holiday destinations in the world because it's surrounded by naturally attractive gardens as well as the azure Caribbean waters. The fact is archaeology is a huge contributor to the tourism of this region. Chichen Itza, Coba and Tulum are well known archaeological sites which can be explored in this area and all of them are operated by INAH.
Coba is just nearby and has 5 canals and its name denotes cloudy waters. The canals that were constructed by the Mayans remained strong and served as irrigation pillars which have supported the region's agricultural projects for centuries.
Sian Ka'an is one of the must-see places in this region. Sian Ka'an is a biosphere reserve where you can find several of the Mayan sites and comprises tropical forests, marshes, mangroves and coral reefs which harbors a variety of plant and animal species.
Do you want to go on an endless exciting outdoor adventure? Visit the Mayan Riviera.
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The natural and cultural beauty of Mexico can be enjoyed by taking a guided Mexican adventure eco tour. Visit Duende Tours for more helpful information about Riviera Maya vacation packages.
