mayan-ruins Copyright (c) 2009 todotulum.com. All rights reserved. tulum mayan-ruins Rss Feed by todotulum.com http://www.todotulum.com 240 50 http://www.todotulum.com http://www.todotulum.com/site_files/web_images/feedsBig.png http://www.todotulum.com/tulum-coba.html http://www.todotulum.com/tulum-coba.html The archaeological site of Coba (murky water), surrounded by five lakes, is still largely hidden in the sub tropical vegetation]]> http://www.todotulum.com/tulum-ruins.html http://www.todotulum.com/tulum-ruins.html Tulum was one of the last Maya inhabited cities in the arrival of Spanish conquistadors in 1518. The city was then an important port]]> http://www.todotulum.com/tulum-muyil-ruins.html http://www.todotulum.com/tulum-muyil-ruins.html Only a short drive south of Tulum, there's a nice little site with very few visitors. This site goes under two names, Muyil and Chunyaxche.]]> http://www.todotulum.com/tulum-chichenitza-ruins.html http://www.todotulum.com/tulum-chichenitza-ruins.html The archaeological site of Chichen ltza (At the mouth of the well of the Itza) is also called the city of the sorcerers of the water]]> http://www.todotulum.com/tulum-xel-ha-ruins.html http://www.todotulum.com/tulum-xel-ha-ruins.html A little known and easily accesible group of ancient Maya temples, known as Xel Ha, is located 15 minutes north of Tulum pueblo on Hwy 307]]>