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Maya Ruins

Impressive pyramids and fortresses of stone are scattered throughout the Yucatan Peninsula. These standing remains of an ancient civilization draw visitors to the Riviera Maya to come and walk among history.
v28_chacmool_thumb.jpg Chacmool: The Toltec & Maya History of this Sculpture - One of the most popular and reoccurring motifs in Meso-American art is the Chacmool.
v27_coba_thumb.jpg Coba: So Near and Yet So Far - Coba is the perfect get away - a close escape from the Riviera Maya.
ev_2_ed_thompson_t.jpg Edward Herbert Thompson - Explorer Extraordinaire of the Yucatan
ev_4_ek_balam_t.jpg Exploring the Yucatan - Where East meets West, or Does It?
moe muyil 2008 Ruins of Muyil - by: Mari Pintkowski aka Moe Mulrooney
v19_stev_atherwood_thumb.jpg The First Explorers of the Maya World - 160 years ago John Lloyd Stephens, and artist Frederick Catherwood, braved the jungles of Yucatan, Guatemala, and Honduras.
v20_jeanine_chichen_thumb.jpg The Other Side of Chichen Itza: Was It the First “Cancun?” - Is Chichen Itza one of the Maya’s most revered and renowned pyramid sites or a glorified shrine-museum?
ev_3_tulum_ruins_t.jpg The Ruins of Tulum - Explore the Ancient Remains of this Great Walled Maya City
ev_3_moe2_t.jpg The Wilder West Of Tulum - The continuation of travel memoirs off the beaten trail by Mari Pintkowski
Traveling With Children: Merida and the State of Yucatan - by Yucatan Living's contributing writer, Carol Scott
Tulum Night Show - Started May 1, 2008
v22-tulum_tell_thumb.jpg TULUM…TELL ME! - I was overwhelmed with the desire to go, to feel, to breathe the ruins at Tulum.
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