Cobá Mayan Ruin

 Did you Know that Cobá....

At its peak, it had a population of about 50,000 inhabitants and an area of eighty square kilometers. Most of the city was built in the middle of the Classic period of the Mayan civilization, between the years 500 and 900 of our era and had several temples, among which the 42-meter-high Nohoch Mul pyramid survives.Most of the inscriptions date from the 7th century and numerous evidences indicate that the construction and repair of the buildings continued, until the 14th century.

Nohoch Mul

Climb the tallest Mayan temple!

Nohoch Mul is the highest temple in coba, its 42 meters high(138 ft) gives you an impressive view from the top, would you dare?

Nohoch Mul

It´s Time to Discover Cobá

Discover the mysteries of the Mayan culture, walking among its fascinating temples and structures, it is the best way to immerse ourselves in this great culture.

You will also have the opportunity to learn about the roads that the Mayas called Sacbé (white roads), they were straight roads that were between 4 and 20 meters wide and up to 300 kilometers long (186 miles).

Ball Game

They were built mainly as communication routes to connect squares and temples within the main Mayan cities; Another of its functions was to maintain a social, religious, political, and economic link between large cities and the communities that depended on them, connecting them with each other. In some cases they also functioned as hydraulic routes.

Sacbé

  

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For any information and reservation contact me at: emoralesl@amstardmc.com

Coba Express

• Deli style lunch 
• Entrance to Coba Archeological Site
• Certified bilingual guides
• Bottled water
• Round-trip Transportation in an air-conditioned van from most hotels in Cancun and Playa del Carmen
• Umbrellas
• Moist face towels
• $89 usd Adults, $79usd children (8 to 11 years old)
• Available: Tuesday,Thursday and Saturday
• NOT AVAILABLE AT THE MOMENT

What to bring:

• Camera
• Sunglasses
• Biodegradable sunscreen and repellant
• Hat
• Comfortable shoes
• Extra money for souvenirs
• Face Mask

Coba Pacchen

• Entrance to Coba
• Canoe or Kayak
• Two Ziplines Crossing 
• Swim in Cenote
• Rappel
• Mayan Ritual
• Visit to a Mayan Community
• Typical food of the region 
• $149 usd Adults, Children $119usd (6 to 12 years old), Infants $25usd (0 to 5 years old)
• Available: Monday to Saturday 
• Pick up time: 06:30am

What to bring:

• Comfortable shoes
• Towel
• Swimwear
• Extra set of dry clothes
• Money for tips and souvenirs 
• Sunglasses
• Face mask

For more information and reservation contact me at: emoralesl@amstardmc.com

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