Archaeological Sites

Ancient Heritage – Chalchihuites Considered the northern border of Mesoamerica, the culture of this archaeological site developed one of the oldest representations of the National Coat of Arms in the...

Bonampak Archaeological Zone, a Mayan word meaning “painted walls,” located in the heart of the Lacandon Jungle.

It boasts a historical and cultural legacy unlike any other in the world. Its impressive heritage, part of one of the world's greatest civilizations, extends beyond the main square, as each has its own unique significance.

One of Malinalco's most iconic tourist attractions, known as the "Hill of Idols," is the site of the only monolithic pyramid in the Americas, and the site of rituals for...

Located 190 km east of Mérida, Ek'Balam is a Mayan city that reached its peak during the Classic Period. It was possibly the seat of the Tlalol kingdom.

With an immense pyramid towering over the vast metropolis of Querétaro, in the municipality of Corregidora, the El Cerrito Archaeological Monument Zone was one of the most important centers...

Monumental Settlement – ​​Villanueva This monumental settlement is the most significant in north-central Mexico for its architecture. The name of the archaeological zone refers to the...

Dating from the Early Classic to Late Classic periods, approximately from 400 to 1300 AD, the Ranas Archaeological Zone is one of Querétaro's most beautiful and important sites. Located...

Known as the "hill of fire" due to the distinctive color the area takes on at sunset, Tancama is the main pre-Hispanic ceremonial center in the northern region of Querétaro. Located in the...