Cancun and Chichen Itza Tour (May 23-26, 1998)
Chichen Itza, the Yucatan Peninsula's best known and most visited ruins, are the remains of a great Maya city and one of the
archeological wonders of the world. Richly carved pyramids, temples and shrines cover a 3.75-square-mile area. Of the several
hundred buildings occupying the site, about 30 have been fully restored. The others have been partially restored, remain as
they were found or are merely rough mounds hidden beneath tangled underbrush.
Used as Japanese TV CM for Asahi Super Dry beer
One of many Maya gods, functioned as unholy altars on which were placed still-beating hearts torn from the chests of victims
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Caribbean sea and Cancun beach
At our hotel
Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza
Observatory
Nunnery
Chac
Chac Mool
El Castillo