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💎 Ek Balam Ruins + Cenote
Climb a 32-meter acropolis past jaguar-mouth stucco monsters at the Yucatán's most underrated ruins.
Ko gaidīt
- Ek Balam ('black jaguar') is ~2.5 hrs from PDC, 30 min north of Valladolid
- One of the few major sites where climbing IS still allowed — the Acropolis is one of the largest Mayan structures anywhere
- Famous El Trono doorway: winged-warrior stucco facade preserved under a protective roof
- Usually paired with Cenote Hubiku or the on-site Xcanché cenote (bike/zipline extras)
- New 2026 entrance-tax structure (~1,500 MXN combined on twin-site tours) applies here as at Chichén
- Small crowds — often a few hundred visitors a day vs Chichén's thousands
- Sold standalone or as the second stop on early-access Chichén tours
Labs zināt
Pastāstiet mums par saviem datumiem — mēs ar operatoru apstiprinām pieejamību un labāko pašreizējo cenu. Nav priekšapmaksas, nav uzcenojums.
- ✓ Bezmaksas atcelšana lielākajā daļā ekskursiju
- ✓ Nav priekšapmaksas mums — maksā operatori
- ✓ Īstie cilvēki, kas dzīvo šajā krastā
Photo: Luis Miguel Bugallo Sánchez, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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