Reception Hotel Lobby 8: 00 am, we will board the unit and we will go to the archaeological site that is located 15 minutes from the city, we will begin in the square of the archaeological zone of Palenque where you can admire the temple of the inscriptions, the palace, temple of the crosses and foliated cross and among other mounds more at the end we will continue to the tourist walkway to go down for 30 minutes we can see flora and fauna, waterfalls and we will arrive at the museum of the site (Monday closed) where we will be able to see the replica of the tomb of king pakal at the end of our visit we continue to the waterfalls of Roberto barrios where you can take pictures from different angles and bathe in its beautiful waterfalls and deep in the jungle after the determined time, we will return to Palenque, free afternoon.
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It is one of the most interesting archaeological cities in Mexico, to know it is to discover the soul of the Mayan world; is to understand myths, rituals, beliefs and admire the majestic architecture of our ancestors.
The pre-Hispanic city and the Palenque National Park were inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1987 as one of the main Mayan sites that exerted its influence on other settlements in the Usumacinta river basin.
The architectural evolution of Palenque, the vast commercial network that linked it to the Mayan area as well as to other distant regions of Mesoamerica, make this place one of the most important in the Mayan world. The site is made up of more than 200 architectural structures, different in size and complexity, adapted to the topography of the terrain that extends over an area of 2.5 kilometers.
These beautiful waterfalls are little known by national and international tourists. They are located 14 km from Palenque Chiapas, 500 meters across the Roberto Barrios river bridge.
It is characterized by its crystalline turquoise blue water, which allows you to see clearly what inhabits its bottom. It is surrounded by a beautiful landscape, lush and of great beauty, where you can enjoy photography, and even if you want to swim you can do it without problems, but always with caution.
Small trails, in the middle of the jungle, lead you to the Roberto Barrios waterfalls, where you can be amazed and captivated by the impressive nature that the place has.
Palenque is a stunning archaeological site nestled in the dense jungles of Chiapas, Mexico. It's renowned for its well-preserved Mayan ruins, intricate carvings, and the mysterious Temple of the Inscriptions. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers a unique blend of history, nature, and adventure.
The Palenque ruins are a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring some of the most well-preserved and intricate Mayan structures in Mexico. The site includes temples, palaces, and hieroglyphic inscriptions that provide valuable insights into Mayan culture and history.
Agua Azul is a series of stunning turquoise waterfalls and pools located in a lush jungle setting. The area is perfect for swimming, picnicking, and enjoying the natural beauty of Chiapas.
Misol-Ha is a powerful and impressive waterfall located near Palenque. The waterfall is surrounded by lush vegetation and offers a refreshing swim in its natural pool.
The Boban Pyramid is a lesser-known Mayan site located near Palenque. The pyramid is notable for its unique architecture and the fact that it is still partially covered by the jungle.
The Lacandon Jungle is a vast and biodiverse rainforest that surrounds Palenque. The jungle is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including jaguars, monkeys, and countless bird species.
A traditional Chiapas breakfast dish made with masa (corn dough) and filled with beans, cheese, or meat.
Tamales made with chipilín, a local green leafy vegetable, and filled with meat or cheese.
A traditional Mayan dish of slow-roasted pork marinated in achiote and citrus juice, wrapped in banana leaves.
A warm, sweet corn-based drink often flavored with cinnamon and vanilla.
This is the dry season, offering pleasant weather and lower humidity, making it ideal for exploring the ruins and surrounding jungle. The crowds are moderate during this period.
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Palenque is generally a safe destination for travelers, but petty crime and scams can occur, especially in tourist areas. Exercise common sense and take precautions to protect yourself and your belongings.
Palenque Bus Station
Local buses, known as combis, run between the town of Palenque and the archaeological site. They are affordable but can be crowded.
Available • Apps: No widely used apps, taxis are hailed on the street
Car, Bike, Scooter
Agua Azul and Misol-Ha are two of the most stunning waterfalls in Chiapas, offering a refreshing escape into the jungle.
Bonampak is a lesser-known Mayan site featuring well-preserved murals that provide valuable insights into Mayan life and culture.
The Lacandon Community offers a unique glimpse into the traditional way of life of the Lacandon people, who live in harmony with the jungle.
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