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Cozumel, paradise in Riviera Maya | Bahia Principe
If you’re planning your holidays to Riviera Maya, you can’t miss Tulum, the quintessential Mayan city. It owes its name to the “wall” that in times gone by used to face the sea. Walking among the ruins of its temples or simply admiring them from a distance will connect you with the ancient energy that shapes the Mexican identity. Highlights on the Riviera Maya which are not to be missed include: Cobá, in the heart of the Yucatán jungle; the wonder of Playa Paraíso; the magical cenotes, or freshwater wells, the most famous of which are Gran Cenote, Zacil-Ha and Aktun-Ha. If unspoilt nature is what you’re after, visit the…
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Riviera Maya resort: reasons to choose all-inclusive holidays | Bahia Principe
Where is the Riviera Maya? The Riviera Maya is located along the Caribbean coast, in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico. It is a cradle of civilizations and home to an extraordinary natural landscape. A fascinating destination where you can explore the remains of what was one of the oldest known cultures. Walk around Chichén Itzá, Coba, Tulum… or relax on the beaches of Playa Akumal, Xpu-há, Cozumel… Mexico will surprise you with its simplicity and ease, which filters thorough every corner. A country that can be proud of its passionate and dynamic people, the grandeur of its cities, and its natural landscapes filled with ancient monuments. From the historic…
5 amazing activities in Riviera Maya
If you are planning a trip to Riviera Maya and you’re unsure what to do and what activities to put on your to-do list, don’t worry… below, we’ll recommend five amazing activities that will guarantee to help you create unique memories in Riviera Maya! Get your camera ready to take the best selfies, and be a trend-setter on social networks. Mayan Ruins 1. Cobá When it comes to archaeological sites, these ruins stand out from the others on the Yucatan peninsula due to their location next to 4 natural lakes (something very rare on the peninsula). Here, you will find the highest pyramid in the Mayan Empire, known as Nohoch…
The Sian Ka’an biosphere reserve, the Mayan legacy
Sian Ka’an encompasses culture, nature, ancient civilisations and, above all, an unmissable natural paradise on your all-inclusive holiday to the Riviera Maya. The Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve is a wonder in itself. It is an ancestral settlement wherein ancient civilisations lived together in harmony for hundreds of years. When you visit the Sian Ka’an it’s like taking a trip back through time. This isn’t just because you’ll be surrounding by untouched lush nature, but because you’ll discover the Maya civilisation first-hand by taking a trip through its rich culture and history. Located an hour away from our hotel in the Riviera Maya, this reserve was declared a World Heritage Site…
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Discover the origin of the celebration: Day of the Dead
The Spanish conquerors trying to convert Native Americans to Catholicism lift a Festival of Day of the Dead, held in the ninth month of the Aztec solar year (around August ), in early November so , to coincide with the Catholic holidays of all Saints Day and all Souls. The celebration is held on two consecutive days, the 1st and 2nd of November, the first dedicated to children and the second to the adults. This celebration is an internationally known and one of the most important holidays in the Mexican popular culture, while, it is protected by UNESCO to be a World Heritage Site. The altar of the dead is…