Mexico and Central America 2008, part 11 (Palenque)
Palenque used to be one of the wealthiest and most powerful Mayan city-states in Pre-Columbian Mexico. It was founded in the 3rd century CE and it »
Mexico and Central America 2008, part 10 (Campeche, Palenque)
Following the very satisfyingly spent day in Campeche, I went for a walk around the historic centre in the evening and then I returned to my »
Mexico and Central America 2008, part 9 (Campeche)
The following morning I got up around 7 am, so I first had my breakfast, checked my email and then walked to the coach terminal in »
Mexico and Central America 2008, part 8 (Uxmal, Merida)
In the continuation of my sightseeing of the archaeological site of Uxmal that belongs to the civilisation of the ancient Maya people, I came to the »
Mexico and Central America 2008, part 7 (Uxmal)
As I’ve already said in the previous sequel of the story, perhaps the most interesting part of the Nunnery Quadrangle in Uxmal is the palace »