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shadows of blue creating a spectacular view.
This lagoon is part of a lagoon system about
24.85 miles long and connecting with the
Chetumal Bay.
The San Felipe's Fort is a colonial architectural
expression and a place that you need
to visit. Cenote Azul should also be on your to
do list, since it has a special charm where
you can immerse the beautiful lagoon with
its white sands and crystal clear waters. Just
like these, there are many other places where
you can spend unforgettable days full of culture,
tranquility, wildlife nature and many
more surprises.
The town of Mahahual is home to
Mayá, The Lost Mayan Kingdom, an
adventure park with a unique concept.
Located in the heart of the Mayan Jungle, it
will bring you back to the 40s when explorer
Steven Johnson ventured into it in search of
the legendary golden city of Mayá. It is certainly
one of the best attractions of the place.
Would you like to discover more about
the rich history of the Mayan ancient
civilization? Located to the west of
Laguna Bacalar is the archeological site of
IchKabal, which is surrounded by different
pre-Hispanic settlements that also belong to
the ancient Mayan culture.
The site covers 17,000 acres of an
ecological conservation area within the
municipality of Bacalar. Its structures go up
all the way to 150 feet, proving that it is one
of the most outstanding archeological sites
of the state of Quintana Roo.
This great archeological site, which
will be soon open to the public, is just one
where thousands of visitors are expected to
appreciate the fascinating remains of the
brilliant Mayan ancient civilization.
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