MAYAN RUINS

Embark on a captivating journey into Maya culture at the Chacchoben ruins. These ancient remnants reveal tales of the enduring Maya civilization. Human settlement in the Chacchoben region dates back to 200-1000 BC, a testament to the enduring connection to this sacred land. Majestic structures stand as echoes of a vibrant past, with origins dating back to 700 AD.

While Chacchoben’s rich history beckons, much remains veiled by nature. The site, partially open to the public, shelters relics intertwined with jungle beauty, awaiting restoration.

Venture into Chacchoben’s jungle, a tapestry of fauna comes alive—deer, peccary, armadillos, gray foxes, spirited spider monkeys and howler monkeys. Deeper, a realm of shifting shadows and whispers, where the elusive jaguar, ocelot, puma, and tapir tread softly, leaving their mark. Each step is a voyage of anticipation, a chance to glimpse the unexpected. In the realm of Chacchoben, the tapestry of past and present, myth and reality, unfolds in wondrous ways.