Uxmal

The ruins of Uxmal, Kabah, Sayil, X-Lapak, Labná and the Loltún caves are within the Puuc route. To get there, we rented a car in Merida and arrive in 1.5 hours. Uxmal the first thing you encounter when you enter the house of the seer is a spectacular 39 meter temple. In fact, that's where we celebrated the sound and light show. In Uxmal, the convent of the nuns, the game of bald, the Great Pyramid, which is 32 meters tall, and the 100 meter governor's palace with a very elaborate facade are some highlights.

A true masterpiece of architecture in the middle of the jungle.

The view is spectacular. You must hire a tour though, to make sure you understand everything you look at. It is extremely hot, so pack an extra T-shirt and an umbrella to cover from the sun. Also, suncream and a hat.

Uxmal, a Mayan city located on the Yucatan peninsula, is one of the spots on the tourist circuit and I was really surprised by the beauty and grandeur of this place. The Mayan monuments are well-preserved, the surrounding tropical environment is full of color and the sounds of birds and monkeys. That summer day, I saw an iguana waiting for his lunch. In this picture, I had decided to be the keeper of the pyramid.