Playa del Carmen Ultimate Guide: TOP 31 Things to Do in 2024
In this comprehensive guide, I’ll unveil the best places to visit in Playa del Carmen, from pristine beaches and ancient ruins to bustling markets and hidden cenotes.
Different cultures inhabited Mexico in pre-Hispanic eras. From those times we still have several archaeological sites that we can visit to recognize our own identity and historical memory.
According to the Network of Archaeological Zones of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), there are 191 archaeological zones open to the public throughout the country.
These are part of Mexico’s cultural heritage, and, although there are multiple sites scattered across the country, the states of Quintana Roo, Campeche, and Yucatan have the largest number of them.
In the following list, I mention all the towns that have at least one important archaeological monument within their attractions.
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In this comprehensive guide, I’ll unveil the best places to visit in Playa del Carmen, from pristine beaches and ancient ruins to bustling markets and hidden cenotes.
The Kaan Luum Lagoon is probably one of the best-kept secrets of the Riviera Maya. I’ll tell you why this place is unique and a must-visit.
Cenote Dos Ojos, or the “Two-Eyed” Cenote, is one of the most amazing natural attractions in Tulum, Mexico. It is a huge underground cave system that has two circular openings that resemble eyes, hence the name.
Nestled on the southern tip of this tropical haven lies Punta Sur, a natural sanctuary that encapsulates the essence of Cozumel’s untouched beauty.
One of the most exciting and ambitious projects in Mexico is the Tren Maya (Maya Train), a 1,500-kilometer railway that will connect some of the most iconic destinations in the Yucatan Peninsula.
As you traverse through its cobblestone streets and vibrant plazas, you’ll quickly discover why Cuernavaca has earned this poetic moniker.
Nestled amidst the lush, rolling hills of central Mexico, lies a charming and historically rich town, waiting to share its treasures with the world.
Cenote Saamal, a captivating cenote in Yucatan, beckons visitors to embark on an extraordinary journey into the mystical depths of its turquoise waters.
Nestled amidst the lush greenery of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula lies a hidden gem of history and spirituality – the Convent of San Bernardino de Siena in Valladolid.
Welcome to a captivating journey through the enchanting world of haciendas in Mexico. Nestled amidst stunning landscapes and steeped in rich history, these architectural gems offer a glimpse into the country’s vibrant past.