Most Visited Mayan Ruin in Tulum
Neighborhood: Mainland (not on Cozumel Island)
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This is one of the most visited Mayan ruins, attracting 2.5 million tourists a year. Most notable is the "Temple of the Descending God" with its remarkable doorway carving of a deity falling to earth. For a guided tour contact Turismo Aviomar or Intermar Caribe or Classique Travel. The ruins are a 45-minute ferry ride to Playa Del Carmen followed by a one-hour bus ride south. Admission is USD3 except for Sundays and holidays when admission is free. There is also a USD5 fee to use a video camera.
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What a humbling experience!!!
Our guide had to have been the most knowledgeable individual in the world,and he was so proud of his...
Reviewed by:mmitch530 from on Mar 21 2008
tulum, highlight of my trip
history unfolds as you step onto the ruins where the mayans traveled to the shores coming from afar ...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from west virginia on Mar 18 2008
Beautiful, but maybe better solo and not on a tour
We went to Tulum on a tour, the bus ride from Playa Del Carmen wasn't bad at all, but once we go...
Reviewed by:kw_howard from on Feb 19 2008
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