Felix Inn Chichén Itzá

calle 15, 57 Piste Chichén Itzá, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

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An interesting couple of days

A travel blog entry by fernbob

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... we were coming and to let us in! We thought that was a bit strange, but decided to carry on. This was a very rough dirt road heading into the middle of the jungle, and we were very curious by now as to what was at the end of this road?





When we arrived at the gate to the place, security let us in and "indicated" that we could walk around to take a look. After ...

7th Wonder of the World

A travel blog entry by carlier

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... leaping their whole 20+ tonnes out of the ocean before crashing back down in to the waves with an almighty splash. The beaches in this region are favoured nesting grounds for giant turtles so it was a thrill to finish Boxing Day with the release of dozens of Baby Turtles into the ocean.

This is our fifth Christmas out of seven spent abroad and it’s always fascinating fun to see how the locals celebrate the big day. Well in Mexico from what we could gather ...

Little Sombreros! One Dollar!

A travel blog entry by dinojay2

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... construction which, from what we saw, mostly involved a lot of sweeping, turning in circles and meeting in large groups to get caught up on all the latest cleavage on last night’s episode of “Esperanza del Corazón”.

We did, however, stay in a very cute little B & B with a friendly owner and a TV on which I was able to watch the only Champion’s League game out of eight that had absolutely no ramifications whatsoever (Barcelona, naturally, on ...

Intrepidly Exploring

A travel blog entry by ashleythomas

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... warriors rescuing buxom maidens, chess sets and other such typical necessities of ancient Mayan life. The vendors implored me to consider their wares by ensuring me they were 'almost free' but I heartily resisted the urge, knowing that that way madness lies. My funds must be saved for the financially cut-off climes of that mythical land of La Habana which is the goal of this expedition. Friendly contact was made however, and one strapping ...

Really huge place!!

A travel blog entry by thriftydrifters

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Is the largest pyramid and group of ruins we have seen so far.
We walked and walked and walked. It was like it never ended.
Lots of thing to see and buy if you have a mind to.
No room---so we saved some money there.
Lots of people. Very commercialized , tour buses galore.
Everyone and their brother were there.

Lots of pillars that had at one time had a roof and they think maybe it was a market place.

Nice campground in Piste.
With good food.
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