Hochob Archaeological Site
Campeche
Explore Hochob, an ancient archaeological site rich in Mayan history and culture. Accessible via the Maya Train, delve into its wonders.
One of Hochob’s remarkable features is its towering buildings adorned with enormous front-facing masks of the god Itzamná. These masks, with open jaws and intricate fangs, offer a glimpse into Mayan mythology and architectural prowess.
Additionally, Hochob boasts towers crowned with two-chambered temples, adding to its architectural splendor. Thanks to the Maya Train route, discovering the marvels of Hochob and immersing yourself in Mayan heritage has never been easier.
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Schedule:
Monday to Sunday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Last entry at 4:45 pm.
Admission:
$75.00 MXN pesos.
Chronology:
300 B.C. – 1000 | Early Classic to Early Postclassic
Peak:
850 B.C. – 1000 | Late Classic to Early Postclassic
Where is the Hochob Archaeological Site Located?
It is located in the region called Los Chenes, municipality of Hopelchén, in the state of Campeche. At a distance of 72.7 miles (117 kms) from the city of Campeche.
Important:
- Fee for video camera
- Fee for professional cameras
- INAPAM discount (for seniors)
- Discount for students and teachers
- Free admission on Sundays (Mexicans)
- Free entry for children under 13 years old
- No smoking allowed
It is one of the few Mayan sites in the Chenes region that features buildings with masks and towers.
