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• EK Bakam Cenote
  "A sight to behold..."
  "Ek' Balam is a Yucatec-Maya archaeological site within the municipality of Temozón, Mexico, 20 minutes north of Valladolid and 2hrs from Playa Del Carmen. EK-Balam means "BLACK JAGUAR" in Mayan. We visited Ek Balam Jun 6, 2013. Our authorized tour company was provided by ALLTOURNATIVE TOUR and..." was fortunate to have a tour guide name MARCO who is very passionate about what he does and shared an incredible knowledge about Mayan culture. EK-Balam is open seven days a week between 8 am and 5 pm. Plaques with information in English, Spanish and Mayan are placed in front of some important structures. There are restrooms at the entrance and a parking lot just outside. You will need about an hour or two to see the site at a nice slow pace. Marco, our tour guide was very engaging with us while pointing the different structures and temples and its importance to the Mayan culture. We went up the ruins and once up the top of the temple, you can see and marvel at this once a upon time plac... " More >
• Mayapan Traditional Agave Distillery
  "Short and sweet"
  "We stopped here on our way back to the coast from Chichen Itzá. The place appears to be designed for large bus tours, but we were the only ones there when we visited. They gave us a quick tour (30 Mexican pesos/person) and at the end you can taste their 3 "tequilas" (even though you can't call them ..."that outside of Jalisco). The tour was ok, but where else can you have 3 shots of tequila for approximately US$3? They also have a large store where you can buy a number of different things from all over Mexico, including other licquors. " More >
• Mayapan Traditional Agave Distillery
  "Very nice tour"
  "If you want to see how is the process to mede the Tequila this one is a very nice place, you know all the traditional way to made it and test 3 different tequilas, don't miss the opportunity to buy what you like"