[2024 Tinum Attraction] Travel Guide for El Castillo (Updated Nov)

My third Wonder of the World: Chichén Itzá My third wonder of the modern world: a Mayan engineering and architecture masterpiece in the wilderness of Yucatan (Mexico). El Castillo is certainly the symbol of Chichen Itza and was built to be a real calendar. During the spring and autumn equinoxes, as the sun goes down and the sun rises, the corners of the pyramid cast a feathered serpent-shaped shadow, Kukulkan; clapping his hands the sound that breaks against the steps (inclined at 45 degrees) reproduces the bird of paradise's own verse and during the ceremonies the Mayan kings made blood flow along the corners of the pyramid to call the god of rain to earth. The sensations that are perceived here are really intense, an energy difficult to explain in words, but I hope that these shots will get you there at least a little. We visited this Mayan site in February and the jungle temperatures are really high. Bring lots of water with you and try to avoid the central hours of the day. Recommended the visit with a Mayan guide, you will fall in love with his words. In the meantime, I hope that my next wonder of the world could be the Taj Mahal, and instead you, which one would you choose? #awesomepic #mexico #couplestrip #historicallandmarks #worldheritage

El Castillo Mexico 🇲🇽

#Overseas travel While visiting El Castillo Castle in Chichen Itza, I witnessed the grandeur of the ancient Mayan civilization. I wandered among the amazing structures and towers and pondered the secrets of the civilization that built this amazing structure. I saw artistic inscriptions and hieroglyphic inscriptions that told stories of the past. Visiting the archaeological site El Castillo was an unforgettable historical and cultural experience, and I was left in awe and amazement at the grandeur of the Mayan civilization and the dedication that went into building this magnificent castle.

Chichen Itza is the ancient Mayan city site located in the middle east of Yucatan, Mexico. It is 3 kilometers long from north to south, 2 kilometers wide from east to west, and has hundreds of buildings. It is the site of ancient Mayan culture and Toltec culture. Qiqin means wellhead, and natural wells are the foundation of building a city. The existing road divides it into two halves. The south side of the old Chichen Itza was built in the 7th to the 10th centuries. It has the characteristics of Mayan culture. There are pyramid temples, pillar halls, stadiums, markets and astronomical observatories. The stone carvings are mainly decorated; the north side of the new Chichen Itza is Grey buildings with Toltec culture features, Kukulcan Pyramid, Warriors Temple, etc., with simple lines and feathers and serpents. Most of the Mexican pyramids discovered by are altars for the ancient Indian tribes to worship the gods, not the tombs. However, Palenques pyramid is an exception. Chichen Itza also has a lot of tiankeng, which can be visited with the pyramid. Before the Mayan royal family would relax in the pool and hold a ritual ceremony, now everyone in the tiankeng can swim and dive in the crystal clear water. PS: You can buy a bus ticket from Chichen Itza from Cancun Bus Station. It is recommended to buy it together. Tickets often have different floats. It is recommended that the station display be used. You can also sign up for a day trip to Chichen Itza