Chacchoben Archaeological Site
Chacchoben Archaeological Site: essential information
The most significant and extensive Mayan settlement in the Lake Region. Its structures, dating back to 700 AD, are nestled within a thick, high jungle where…
- Price
- The INAH directory lists MXN 85 for Mexican visitors and MXN 155 for foreign visitors. Confirm your category and current fee.
- Hours
- The INAH directory lists Monday–Sunday, 09:00–15:00; last entry 14:30. Confirm visiting hours before travelling.
- Location
- Carretera Federal 293 (Vía Corta a Mérida) Km 9, Quintana Roo (a 45 min de Bacalar).
The most significant and extensive Mayan settlement in the Lake Region. Its structures, dating back to 700 AD, are nestled within a thick, high jungle where it is very common to spot spider monkeys and toucans in the wild. The site features impressive stepped pyramids and ceremonial plazas emerging from among sapote and ceiba trees. Open daily from Monday to Sunday.
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Price
The INAH directory lists MXN 85 for Mexican visitors and MXN 155 for foreign visitors. Confirm your category and current fee.
Schedule
The INAH directory lists Monday–Sunday, 09:00–15:00; last entry 14:30. Confirm visiting hours before travelling.
Location
Carretera Federal 293 (Vía Corta a Mérida) Km 9, Quintana Roo (a 45 min de Bacalar).
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