Yachilan and Bonampak

Zona Arqueologica de Yaxchilan - The archaeological site of Yaxchilan is one of the most iconic of the Mayan culture. Its origins, peak, and decline have left numerous records that continue to fascinate both researchers and tourists. The deeds of rulers, ritual ceremonies, and daily life are among the episodes depicted in various hieroglyphic series, many of which still await thorough investigation by experts who can unveil new insights into the past.

Zona Arqueologica de Bonampak - Bonampak is situated in the Lacandon jungle of Chiapas, within the Lacanhá river valley, covering an area of over four square kilometers. The main structures were constructed along a chain of hills that traverse the center of the valley, stretching from the Sierra de la Cojolita to the riverbank.

Walk in the Jungle

Lacanja Chansayab - We embarked on a round-trip walk of approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes through the magnificent Lacandon jungle, accompanied by a local guide. It is possible to observe various species of flora and fauna native to the region.

• Travel insurance
• 1 Night in Cabins
• Lunch
• Dinner
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Breakfast
• Guide to the Jungle Walk

• Tips.

Leave Palenque at 6:00 am, pause on the way for breakfast, then continue to the jetty at Corozal border. Board a boat to tour the Yaxchilan archaeological site, followed by a visit to Bonampak. Lunch (provided) and free time in the afternoon, concluding with dinner (provided) and overnight in jungle cabins within the Lacanja community.

Day 2. Enjoy breakfast (provided), then take a stroll through the Lacandon jungle to see the Mactunina river waterfalls. Lunch (provided), and then return to Palenque, arriving around 7:30 p.m.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.