Chichen-itza Map, Mexico
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Chichen-itza Sightseeing
Kukulcan’s Descent is the famous pyramid of Chichen Itza which is famous for its unbelievable shadow which it casts on the ground during the months of March and September. The shadow is actually 7 continuous triangles which look like the body of a serpent. The servant will firstly creep downward and later on it joins the head of a huge serpent which has been visible right on the starting of staircase. All this... read moreChichen-itza History
The reasons behind how the Maya dynasty fell in the city of Chichen Itza is yet to be unraveled. There have been few theories which prove that the city of Chichen Itza fell somewhere around 1000 A.D. Another theory claims that the city lost control once the king himself jumped into one of the cenotes just to prove that he was powerful. He couldn’t survive! read moreChichen-itza Nightlife
Be rest assured that once you get back home then you will get the feeling of having better knowledge about the culture of Maya and the awesome understanding which they had towards nature and its virtues. read moreChichen-itza Travel Guide
The meaning of the name Chichen Itza in Mayan language is ‘right in the mouth of Itza’s well’. The city of Chichen Itza was during the Mayan dynasty the most important city in terms of politics, religion, and economy. The same region where the Mayan Dynasty used to rule over Chichen Itza is now called as Yucatan Peninsula. read moreThings about Chichen-itza you may be interested in
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On the mexican peninsula Yucatán, about 120 kilometers east of Mérida.
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