Uxmal Archaeological Site
Yucatán
Embark on an archaeological adventure to discover Uxmal, a renowned Maya site with a rich history and impressive architecture. With the majestic profile of the Pyramid of the Magician, the elegance of the Quadrangle of the Nuns, and the charm of the House of the Doves, Uxmal captivates visitors with its beauty and mystery.
This archaeological site, considered the most representative of Puuc architecture, exhibits a variety of fascinating elements, from the masks of the god Chaac adorning the facades to the intricate designs of the fretwork, panels with hieroglyphics, and towering crests that dominate the skyline. Each structure tells a unique story and offers a fascinating insight into the culture and daily life of the ancient Maya civilization.
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Near Stop
Calkiní
Meaning
Three times built
Schedule:
Monday to Sunday from 8:30 am to 17:00. Last entry at 16:00 pm.
Admission:
$95.00 MXN (Mexican Pesos)
Chronology:
800 B.C. – 1100 A.D. | Classic Period
Where is the Uxmal Archaeological Site Located?
It is located 44.7 miles (72 km) southeast of the city of Mérida, in the municipality of Santa Elena, Yucatán.
Important:
- 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, food and pets allowed
According to the legend of the dwarf of Uxmal, the Pyramid of the Magician was constructed in a single night.
Structures
