RUINAS MAYAS DE PALENQUE (Privado)
Descripción
Ubicado en la primera elevación de las montañas de Tumbala, el sitio arqueológico de Palenque mira hacia la llanura de inundación del río Usumacinta. Aquí te enfrentarás a la pirámide mesoamericana más grande, el Templo de las Inscripciones, con jeroglíficos que han contribuido significativamente al estudio de la civilización maya. Es considerado uno de los sitios mayas más emblemáticos que ha sido el imperio de Pakal, Gobernador, Guerrero y Dios de la civilización maya.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Las ruinas mayas de Palenque, la ciudad de Dios Pakal.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Podemos recoger a los viajeros en cada hotel o punto de encuentro de Palenque. Por favor envíe esta información al momento de la reserva.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(8)
Inpressive site! Mildred was a fantastic guide, very knowledgeable about the site. Also gave lots of great recommendations. Would recommend!
Hello! Thanks for your amazing review. Best,
Super beautiful ruins that you can still climb with spectacular views. We did this together with a jungle tour. Only viewed the tour for the jungle and the ruins themselves. Not as busy as chichen itza. The jungle here is also very cool with wild howler monkeys. Bring enough water!
Carlos was very knowledgeable. We had been to the ruins the day before, and we did a lot of reading before we came. We still learned a lot. He spoke a Mayan language as well as Spanish and English. We've wanted to see Palenque for decades, and this trip met our high expectations.
The best of the Mayan ruins I visited, easily beat Chichén Itzá. There was more to see than just lots of boulders piled on top of each other and there wasn't the same hysterical trade around the ruins. It was possible to see more carved figures etc in the ruins. Also had to climb up into some ruins.
Hello! we'd like to thank you for your review. We hope to see you again in Mexico, to organize another site visit for you. Bests,
The exposed ruins are only a small part of the total archeological ruins. The site offers the opportunity to walk around the ruins and in the jungle around the unexcavated sites and see jungle animals. It has not been excavated to the extent of other ruins. There is a small museum with some nice artifacts.
When visiting Mexico, we decided to make a thematic stay, since we could not see everything. Our theme was the Maya, pre-Colombian people famous for their knowledge (only to have a writing in Latin America). The first ruins we visited were those of Palenque. To get there, we went from CDMX to Villa Hermosa, in the state of Tabasco. The shock was at the airport: the taxis were almost the price of the plane and, as it was at night, we had no other way but to take one of them. We went to a hotel and the next day we managed to arrive in the city of Palenque, in the state of Chiapas. From there, we continue to the ruins. They were stunning. We hired the Service of a guide. In fact, we did it online three days before and we regretted it because it was quite expensive and the information he could give was not different from those given quickly in the printed tabs. We spent morning and afternoon in Palenque and then returned to Villa Hermosa. We pick up our luggage and return to Palenque, where we take a van to Tikal, another Maia ruin, this in Guatemala
Hello. We'd like to thank you for your review. Hope to see you again in our country. Bests,
Palenque is such a nice place to visit. We stayed the night before in a hotel nearby so we were able to visit Palenque in the morning, before all the tourists arrive from Villahermosa, San Cristobal and Tuxtra Gutierrez. Also, since it is located in the jungle, visiting in the morning allowed us to miss the hot and humid weather. Only 2% of the ruins have been discovered so it is impossible to imagine how the place looked hundred of years ago. Due to the pandemic, no one can climb the ruins to avoid being too close to others but still, the ruins are amazing from the ground. The trails through the jungle are great too and you can see cascades and rivers. If you take bananas, you will not be able to get rid of the monkeys! Hire one of the guides once you enter the ruins area, much better price and you can help locals.
Hello Mario, we'd like to thank you very much for your review!!!
We had a special private tour with Hector as our guide. It was fabulous. He was extremely knowledgeable about the site and Mayan culture overall. A do not miss experience! Especially with Hector. His English is perfect. A totally enjoyable day.
