Nohoch Mul Pyramid

It's certainly not the most famous Mayan pyramid, that would be Chichen Itza, but it's certainly the highest in the Yucatan peninsula, with its 120 steps and 42 m height. Nohoch Mul in Mayan means "Great Mound". It was built during the Early Classic period (200-600 AD), probably to commemorate the sacred power of the rulers of Coba and to serve as a final resting place for some of the members of that lineage. This pyramis impressed me a lot for 2 reasons; 1-it is nestled in the forest and 2-it hasn't been rebuilt like Chichen Itza has, so it makes it feel a lot older, you feel transported into