Your first stop is the archaeological zone of Uxmal, a World Heritage Site since 1996. As one of the most spectacular and significant archaeological sites on the Yucatán Peninsula, it offers you a glimpse into the grandeur of the ancient Maya world. Known as the "Thrice Built," Uxmal stands out for its stunning Puuc-style architecture, rich with intricate ornamentation and masks of the rain god Chaac. As you explore, you'll encounter remarkable structures like the Pyramid of the Magician, the Nuns' Quadrangle, the Ball Court, and the Governor's Palace—each telling a part of our shared history.
Your second stop is the Chocolate Museum, where you'll step back in time and immerse yourself in the splendor of a traditional Mayan setting. You'll walk through their homes, cornfields, and gardens, gaining insight into their daily lives and culture. Discover how cacao was transformed into chocolate and follow its fascinating journey to the Spanish court. Your adventure continues into the 19th century, when chocolate began spreading across the globe, evolving into the diverse and delicious treat we know today—with all its textures, blends, and flavors.
Duration: 8 hours