These creatures, fundamental in the Mayan worldview, represent the connection between man and nature, being the custodians of a sacred balance that has endured through the centuries.
The Legacy of the Aluxes: Protective Spirits in Mayan Culture Leer más »
In the Yucatan Peninsula, a place where history and nature intertwine in an eternal embrace, lies a thousand-year-old secret that has nourished both the land and the soul of the Mayan culture: melipona honey. This golden nectar, more than just a sweet gift from bees, is an elixir of life that encapsulates the essence of biodiversity and ancestral wisdom.
The Journey of the Bees: Pollination and Melipona Honey Leer más »
Birdwatching is here in the heart of the Yucatan jungle, where Zazil Tunich emerges as a hidden treasure. This sacred cenote, whose name means “shining stone,” not only offers a unique experience for visitors, but also an exceptional opportunity for birdwatching. In this blog, we will explore the richness of birdlife at Zazil Tunich and how this natural gem becomes a paradise for bird lovers.
Birdwatching at Zazil Tunich: The Song of the Birds Leer más »
Mayan cave art, an ancestral legacy etched on the walls of the caverns, offers us a window into the past and allows us to glimpse the rich worldview of one of Mesoamerica's most enigmatic civilizations.
Mayan Art on the Walls: Cave Paintings in the Caverns Leer más »
