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Valladolid
Valladolid is a hospitable city full of history that makes Yucatán proud. For centuries, it has been known for the richness of its Spanish heritage, evident in its temples and the nobility of its old neighborhoods. It has an exceptional colonial charm. Walking through its streets, with houses painted in bright colors, the neighborhoods with their churches, and of course the imposing convent of San Bernardino de Siena—a tangible mark of the Franciscan presence throughout the peninsula—is like stepping back in time. Its welcoming Main Park offers the shade of its laurels to locals and visitors alike, and in the evenings, birds fill the air with their songs, announcing the end of the day.
Valladolid is located 160 km to the east of the city of Mérida.
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Two significant events in Mexican history took place here: the Caste War in 1847 and the first spark of the Mexican Revolution in 1910.
Main attractions:
- Municipal Palace
- Church of San Servacio
- Convent of San Bernardino de Siena
- Cenote Zací
- Handicrafts and gastronomy
CHICHEN ITZÁ
The most famous Maya city in the world for being one of the 7 wonders.
You can see remains of Maya structures developed from 600-750 AD.
It is located 41 minutes by car from Villa UNAHANA.
EK BALAM
It is one of the latest archaeological sites discovered in the Yucatán Peninsula.
It is a Maya city that reached its peak development during the Late Classic period.
It is located 1 hour and 47 minutes by car from the Villa.
HUBIKÚ CENOTE
It is a semi-open cenote with an opening in the cave's roof through which natural light enters and illuminates the interior.
You descend 115 steps to reach the cenote. The water depth is 27 meters.
The entrance fee is $250 per person. It is open every day from 9 AM to 5 PM. It is located 30 minutes by car from the Villa.
XCAJUM CENOTE
It is an open cenote with a depth of 40 meters and 4 viewpoints.
Open every day from 9 AM to 6 PM. Prices start at $250 MXN per person.
Just 30 minutes by car from Villa UNAHANA.
