Ben Greensfelder Knihy

The cradle of the Maya civilization, a land of mystery and magic, Yucatan stands proud as one of Mexico's most unique regions. Charge into rain forest adventures, explore the legacy of the enigmatic Maya, check out the secret corners of colonial cities, or simply do that whole `Mexico, sit on the beach with a Corona' thing. No stone is left unturned - from Cancun to Cozumel and everywhere in-between - in this comprehensive and informed guide.Mi Querido Yucatan - candid local interviews reveal the history and culture of this region in living color.Beat The Crowds - expert tips and informed itineraries get you to the unexplored corners of this dynamic and ever-evolving region.Hot Spot - get deep into modern Maya culture in Chiapas and Tabasco with our new regional chapter.Travel Back - explore the history and rites of the Maya with unmatched historic coverage and informed cultural features.

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This guide book provides in-depth coverage of the Mayan history and archeological sites of Belize, Guatemala and Yucatan as well as insider tips on the best dive spots, beach towns and mountain villages. It also includes a glossary of Spanish and Mayan terms.

expert guide to the oldest & best preserved Mayan ruins - where to find red flamingos, dolphin pods, pristine sand & surf - lodging options from beach cabanas to jungle resorts - suggested walking tours & driving routes - tips on Cancun's fabulous fiestas - The Yucatan is considered the centre of the ancient Mayan world - Cozumel is a world class dive site - Beach lovers and evening revelers head straight to Cancun, which boasts more visitors than the other top three Mexican resort cities (Acapulco, Mazatlan and Cabo San Lucas) combined.