Explore the pyramids and other monuments of Chichen Itza , swim in an underground cenote, stroll through the colonial city of Valladolid and admire the majesty of its most important temples and monuments of the Yucatan Peninsula.

Take a picture at the Temple of Kukulcán , the world's largest calendar and the protagonist of various visual and acoustic phenomena, such as the equinox, when the Feathered Serpent descends.

Valladolid is considered a Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town), a city famous for its gastronomy and the friendliness of its people; there you can find fabulous restaurants and cafes, from regional food to international dishes, as well as hostels and hotels with a colonial touch and good taste.

A great reason to visit the city is its incredible cenotes, as there are four cenotes in and around the town: Samulá Zací, Xkekén and Saamal.