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algae at rusted sink faucet Chichen Itza's Kululkan Pyramid. Newly named the new 7th wonder of the world. The garden is a great way to felax after a warm day HIding In This Lush Garden is an Olympic Size Pool

Piramide Inn Chichén Itzá

15-A, Piste Chichén Itzá, Yucatan Peninsula, 97751, Mexico

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Sprint around Chichen

A travel blog entry by dosweeks

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Fri 11th Nov

PAH! Chicken bus my ****. It was a coach – ok not as plush as an ADO, but coach none the less and perfectly fine. It just stops… a lot. It is basically a hail and ride situation where you wander along the highway – see the bus, wave it down and get off a few miles later. It just means for us …

Chichen Itza

A travel blog entry by globalexplorer

We arrived in Piste (1 km from Chichen Itza) to look for a place to stay. Found one with a pool yay! Swam for a bit then had a nice overpriced dinner nearby. It was raining at 8pm and we were due to go to the sound and light show. It stopped at around 8:10 so off we went. Got to the show, saw the pyramid lit up for 1 minute then it started to pour …

Chichén Itsá

A travel blog entry by j.knudsen

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Bussen til Chichén Itza tager godt tre timer - prima bus - faktisk ikke set flottere eller mere komfortabel nogen steder - og jeg har dog set et par stykker ! - Vejene pĺ Yucatan er oftest trukket efter en lineal. Yucatan er flad og skovklćdt. I hvert fald grřn, der er ikke meget tilbage af den oprindelige skov - om overhovedet noget. Sĺ vejene er …

Chicken Ida

A travel blog entry by matt-n-ida

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You know the Mayans, friendly enough people with their sacrificing, rivers of blood, doomsday predictions, spicy burritos and useless defence of their homeland against the kindly Spaniards. As it happens they had a few wannabe Norman Fosters in their ranks who were a bit handy with the bricks and mortar and their awesome constructions loom large on …

Slurpee mirage.

A travel blog entry by mikeandger

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On April 8, 2007 we pulled out of Campeche and started up the Gulf of Mexico toward Merida. The Arnolds had left us a note on our windshield yesterday with details of where they would be staying, and since we were making great time along Mexico Highway 180 we decided to take a detour to Highway 261 to meet up with them in Uxmal (a small town about …

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