The biggest and best preserved relief in the Mayan world.
My suggestion
Leave early and make the most of your trip by visiting the X'canché cenote at the same time as the archaeological site (or vice versa).
Kalagan
Travel writer
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A small archaeological site with an impressive plaster relief...and a charming cenote.
My suggestion
If you are going there when the weather is really hot, then go early enough to avoid the heat of the day...and go to the neighboring X'canché cenote to cool off when the temperature rises.
Keen to discover the northern region of Mexico? The Nuevo León, as well as Coahuila are two regions housing cities to see, when going on a visit to the north of Mexico. In fact, Monterrey and Saltillo have several attractions.
The north and south are two different worlds, not only in terms of their landscape but also their economic structures. On this one strip of land fierce industrialization contrasts with a laid back tourist lifestyle.
I guarantee that hopping on the El Chepe train will be a unique adventure in the north-west of Mexico. As the kilometres go by, incredible landscapes will pass before your eyes, don't miss the train!