Tour of Tulum Ruins with a Maya Archaeologist : Our Favorite Thing to do in Tulum , Mexico
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2022
- The number one thing to do in Tulum is to tour the Tulum Archaeological park. Turtle is an Mayanist archaeologist who studied Maya Archaeology at the University of Central Florida in the Department of Anthropology. Tour the ruins of Tulum with a Maya archaeologist. This is a full tour of Tulum with tips and hacks to make your visit to Tulum more enriching. This guide to the ruins of Tulum is inspiring and informative on the history, religion, and culture of the Yucatec Maya of the Yucatan.
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Just watched this for the second time. Makes me feel like I have my son and grandson right here in my house. Totally enjoyed.
Love the inside scoop. Thanks as always for sharing!
What a great video! I remember being there fondly. It looks like they've done a lot more work since we were there, CK!
Love to tell this story.
Love the quality of information, presentation & dignity of video! 🌞 🌵 🌬️
My family visited Tulum around 1965... the ruins had not yet been fully developed as the tourist site they are today and we were the ONLY people there, along with a local man who served as our guide. We were able to climb on and enter all of the sites because, again, we were literally the only people there at the time. I was only about 10 years old but my memory of that trip is still fresh in my mind. I have pictures of me climbng up "El Castillo" and remember thinking at the time the Mayans must have had tiny feet because the steps were so small! We actually camped out on a nearby beach that night after taking a small boat over from Cozumel, which also had not yet been developed into a tourist destination.
What an amazing time that must have been.
We love Bahia Principe Tulum - they have great Lids Club - 9am-5pm and kids will enjoy the whole resort - tennis, beach clean up, buffet. We are here the second time because of the kids club and soooo happy
Nice suggestion.
Thank you. Didn't hire a guide at the ruins. Just checked out this video.
Awesome video bro! Really enjoyed it!
Glad you enjoyed! thanks for the support and for checking in. Chichen Itza next Saturday.
Met you today at the museum
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The views are amazing! Absolutely love how passionate you are about Mayan history. Can’t wait to continue to see you guys’ journey!
Thanks Manfredo. The World is amazing and we are excited to share it! Cheers to your health and travels.
I went to Tulum today. Just a warning they do not allow water bottles but sell water in cans right outside. It was 150 pesos for three
with all due respect the terminology doesnt sound right for an arqueologist..the former name of the city is not mentioned at all..the city never had a "king"
And the names of some temples are completely wrong😢 I'm sorry but "Temple of the iguana" what? .