In the heart of the Yucatan Peninsula, where the jungle meets the sky and the earth holds secrets that are thousands of years old, lies Zazil Tunich, a place where mysticism and history intertwine in the depths of the earth.
The Mysticism of the Caves: Stories and Legends in Zazil Tunich Leer más »
Yucatec Maya, spoken by more than 700,000 people in the Yucatán Peninsula, is one of approximately 30 Mayan languages still spoken today.
The Mayan Language: Linguistic Conservation and Teaching in Zazil Tunich Leer más »
These native stingless bees, with their intricate social structures, medicinal honey, and vital role in the ecosystem, are an integral part of the history and biodiversity of the region.
The Melipona Bee and Sacred Honey: Apicultural Traditions at Zazil Tunich Leer más »
These natural wonders, created by the dissolution of limestone rock and the collapse of the soil above, not only reveal a vital underground water supply for life on the peninsula, but also tell stories of ancient civilizations and sacred rituals.
Caves and Cenotes: Windows to the Geological and Cultural History of Yucatán Leer más »
