Lacandon Jungle: Yaxchilan and Bonampak (from Palenque)
Duration
14 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Explore hidden Yaxchilán ruins surrounded by dense tropical jungle
Cruise the scenic Usumacinta River through untouched natural landscapes
Admire Bonampak murals showcasing ancient Mayan history vividly
Connect with local Mayan culture in authentic jungle surroundings
€ 108.48
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Step deep into the heart of the jungle and discover an unforgettable cultural adventure surrounded by nature, history, and living traditions. This immersive journey takes you through lush tropical landscapes where ancient civilizations once thrived. Travel by boat along the majestic Usumacinta River, a natural border rich in wildlife and mystery, as you approach the impressive ruins of Yaxchilán. Hidden beneath dense jungle foliage, these archaeological remains reveal stone carvings, temples, and plazas that speak of a powerful Mayan past. The peaceful rhythm of the river and the surrounding rainforest creates a truly magical atmosphere, allowing you to connect deeply with the land and its stories.
The adventure continues with a visit to Bonampak, renowned for its extraordinary painted murals that vividly portray Mayan rituals, ceremonies, and daily life. These colorful artworks offer rare insight into the social and spiritual world of the ancient Mayans. Walking through this historic site, you will also have the opportunity to interact with local communities, direct descendants of the Mayan civilization, and learn about their traditions and way of life. This experience blends adventure, culture, and nature into a meaningful journey that goes far beyond sightseeing, leaving you with lasting memories of the jungle and its timeless heritage.
Ground transportation (round trip)
Tickets to all the mentioned sites
Buffet breakfast
Fluvial Transportation Usumacinta River
Guide in Archaeological Areas
Travel insurance
Foods not mentioned
Personal expenses
Gratuities
Change of clothes
Comfortable clothes and shoe
Hat, sunglasses & sunscreen
Water bottle
Camera
Please be 10 minutes early in the Hotel lobby
Children over four years must pay and sit accompanied
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Wheelchair not accessible
Participants age must be 2 or above
This tour will have a maximum of 14 travelers
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Activity Provider: EcoExperiencias Tour Operators
Customer Reviews
Jean
Bonne excursions en soi. Le chauffeur était sympathique et les 2 ruines qu’on n’a visité était top. Cependant l’annonce est pas 100% transparente. Il n’y a pas de visite spécifique dans la jungle, le 1ièr guide est payant et parle uniquement espagnol (250$ par p.p.) et donc non bilingue comme promis sur l’annonce. Le lunch est également payant(150$ par p.p.).
Leigh
The ruins were fantastic. The boat ride was very nice to relax for 2 hours. High quality service but poor execution. We had a guide at Yaxchilan, Jesus, whom was very knowledgeable and friendly. However we were forced to pay M200 more even though the guide was included in the price. We wasted around 2 hours of the trip picking up and dropping off clients that were on other tours from the company to different locations. We only had 25 minutes to see Bonampak ruins before being rushed back to the bus. Although the ruins were spectacular, the entire trip was rush, rush, go, go and felt more like a money grab for the tour operator. We were taken to specific restaurants for food breaks. Food was fine. Yet specifically selected isolated eateries where there was no option to eat or buy elsewhere with the time provided for breaks. When the driver says that you can not buy water or snacks at the ruins, it's not true. Save your money and do the same tour for less cheaper operators.