Uaxactun Day Tour with Lunch

Uaxactun Day Tour with Lunch

Oleh Gray Line Guatemala

Lihat tiket

Ciri-ciri

Baucar mudah alih
Pengesahan serta-merta
Ciri-ciri haiwan
Terbuka dalam tab baharu

Gambaran keseluruhan

Fascinating Maya ruins in the Guatemalan jungle
Numerous stucco carvings on the Temple of the Masks
Chance to see the ancient observatory & ball court
Traces of the original red paint on some structures
Local insight from a knowledgeable guide

Lokasi aktiviti

- Uaxactun, Petén, Guatemala

Titik Pertemuan/Penebusan

Hotel Ramada
- Flores, Petén, Guatemala

Beberapa tempat pertemuan/penebusan tersedia, lihat maklumat lokasi untuk mendapatkan senarai penuh

Semak ketersediaan

Maaf aktiviti ini tidak tersedia pada Kha, 19 Feb

Sila pilih tarikh yang berbeza

Perkara yang dirangkumi dan tidak dirangkumi

Guided tour of Uaxactun
Admission fees
Lunch
Round-trip transportation from your Flores hotel

Ketahui sebelum anda tempah

You must be able to walk on unpaved or uneven terrain.
Hotel pickup is available from most Flores hotels. Please arrange pickup from your hotel or a nearby location when you call to confirm your reservation.
If you are lodging at a hotel on the Island of Flores, please be requested to move to our meeting point (Hotel Ramada, Calle playa sur, Isla de Flores Peten) to be picked up for your excursion. Our tour guide or driver pick up you around 07:45 hours please be sure to be at that time at the indicated

Perkara yang anda boleh jangka

Set off on a tour that takes you deep into the jungle, beyond the modern roads, and explore the picturesque Maya sanctuary of Uaxactun. Admire the well-preserved ancient pyramids, the ball court, and other relics of the ancient civilization's science and culture.

Make your way past Tikal, the region's most famous archeological site, as you head into the dense jungle of Northern Guatemala. Upon reaching the last miles of Road 3, your expert guide leads you on a walking tour to the area's main landmarks.

Some of the standout sights include the Temple of the Masks, decorated with stucco carvings of famous rulers and sacred animals such as jaguars, turtles, eagles, and parrots. Uaxactun is one of the very few Maya settlements where you can find traces of the original red paint that used to cover the temples.

Proceed to Complex E to discover the ancient observatory, a symbol of the Maya civilization's advanced astronomy skills. Next, take some time to explore the ruins on your own, passing by the ball court before savoring a lunch nearby.