Tulum Mayan Ruins

... search of the Mayan life, I travelled to the Mexican Yucatan. Join me as I swim in underground cenotes, climb vine covered Mayan ruins in Indiana Jones style, lounge in the Caribbean sea and cycle through jungle ruins filled with iguana. Pass the tequilla ...

... , the Temple of the Frescoes and the Temple of the Descending God. http://www.differentworld.com/mexico/areas/caribbean-coast/tulum/tulum-mayan-ruins.htm For a quick history of the Mayan people see: ...

... only knowing of their small village, and what an impact storms and temples like these could have on one's religious perspectives. We stayed in Tulum two nights on the beach and one in town. Later on the same day, I went swimming and had such an urge ...

... Mongoloid ones. There is a theory that they originated in Asia and came over when Alaska was still connected.... The actual ruins of Tulum are amazing. The temples and pyramids are well kept and preserved. The fact that they are right on a cliff on ...

... numerous cenotes around the area, so the next morning I hired a very dodgy bike from the hostel and proceeded to ride to the Mayan ruins, however just as I arrived the heavens decided to open up again and it stormed for about an hour. So I huddled with ...

... in mind its also nice to know they predicted the end of the world to come in 2012). There are loads of Mayan ruins around this area. I visited those in Tulum first, arriving at 8.30am to beat the crowds, and it was well worth it. The ruins weren't as big ...

... .  The beach was amazing in Tulum.  Long white sand beaches which are interrupted only by rocky cliffs, which contain the Mayan ruins of Tulum.  The three of us decided weīd try to walk to the ruins along the rocky ledge next to the ...

I took one of the collectivos to Tulum Maya Ruins. Collectivos is the bus that the locals use, when itīs full it leaves. But normally you donīt have to wait long, or at least I didnīt have to. Max 5 minutes. AND itīs cheap, only 35 pesos (NOK = ca ...

Today we explored the Mayan ruins of Tulum. They are perched right on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean sea and are most impressive. The people who lived here also had their own beach so I went for swim in the warm clear water while looking up at ...

Just a few hours south of cancun are the mayan ruins of Tulum. An ancient city on a cliff overlooking the ...

this Mayan ruins are on a very nice spot, directly by the ...

Yucatan beaches and more mayan ...

... with food and need to eat lots because we walk alot. The dish of the day is the Tamarindo Margarita. Ace! We visited Tulum Mayan ruins which are located on the ocean. There is an incredible amount of planning and design gone into this site with ...

Our last full day in Mexico started with us driving the rental down to the Tulum Mayan Ruins. WE got there about 9:15 AM. There were already lots of people there. Lots of people speaking French, Italian and German. $40 pesos to park and 48 pesos each ...

The view, facing the sea, is absolutely breath ...

Although there wasn't much in the ruins, they had a fantastic setting by the beach.  The cenote diving or cavern diving was like being in a limestone cave viewing the stalictites and mites but you were underwater, it was kinda ...