Ichkabal Archaeological Site
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Ichkabal Archaeological Site

Municipio de Bacalar, a 40 km al poniente de la Laguna de los Siete Colores (acceso por el poblado de Reforma).
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Ichkabal Archaeological Site: essential information

Explore the "sleeping giant" of the Mayan world, a monumental city recently opened to the public that is older and larger than Chichén Itzá.

Price
INAH lists free admission. Check parking conditions and any separate fees before visiting.
Hours
Monday through Sunday. Closes at 17:00; last entry at 16:00 according to the INAH directory. Confirm the opening time: official publications differ.
Location
Municipio de Bacalar, a 40 km al poniente de la Laguna de los Siete Colores (acceso por el poblado de Reforma).

Explore the "sleeping giant" of the Mayan world, a monumental city recently opened to the public that is older and larger than Chichén Itzá. Its massive pyramids reach up to 46 meters in height, emerging from the untouched jungle. INAH lists opening Monday through Sunday. Check current visiting hours before your trip.

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How to get there

Set your course for this magical corner of Bacalar.

Place information

Price

INAH lists free admission. Check parking conditions and any separate fees before visiting.

Schedule

Monday through Sunday. Closes at 17:00; last entry at 16:00 according to the INAH directory. Confirm the opening time: official publications differ.

Location

Municipio de Bacalar, a 40 km al poniente de la Laguna de los Siete Colores (acceso por el poblado de Reforma).

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