Sentences with phrase «smaller ruin sites»

There is a small ruin site just past Akumal town, which is on the west side of Hwy 307.

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Like many Mayan ruins, this site centers around a main complex, with many other smaller developments around it.

You can still find gold in the area, particularly around the old town site which is 16 kilometres east of Halls Creek and also features ruins of mud brick buildings and a small cemetery.

If you are looking for fun things to do on Ambergris Caye and want a few more opinions, click through to read other adventurers reviews on our small but super cool island ruins — Marco Gonzalez Maya Site.

We loved some of the smaller Mayan ruin sites.

However, the smaller Mayan site at Tulum is well worth a visit just to take in the spectacular sight of ancient ruins perched high atop cliffs overlooking the turquoise Caribbean water below.

Cancun has a few small Mayan ruin sites that you may see here and there.

Despite being a small country, Bahrain is renowned for its rich cultural and historical legacy, making it an excellent destination for adventurous travellers keen to explore its ancient burial mounds and other significant archaeological sites, such as the well - preserved ruins of residential houses, temples and cemeteries which date back to the third millennium BC.

We emphasize stunning scenery, small traditional communities, little know archaeological sites and tend to stay away from more popular and overcrowded routes This is exploration of Inca trails on Horseback and educational journey's through Inca ruins on ancient trails on quality horses.

The island offers a wide variety of water - oriented activities — swimming, fishing, sailing, windsurfing, and jet - skiing — as well as nature hiking, bird - watching, bicycling and even a small Maya ruin site on the island.

However, I do recommend exploring at least one smaller and lesser - known / frequented Mayan ruins site in order to have a completely different and more authentic experience.

Our trek will start with a gentle walk of a small ravine after 2 hours then we need to climb around 400 meters to the reach Pumamarka ruins, the walk from here is one hour to reach the Inca site of Huchuy Qosqo, recently restored by archaeologists, located at 3,450 mals from this point it is clear to see many beautiful mountains as Chicon, Pitusiray, Sawasiray, Waccaywilca or Veronica ancient sacred mountains «Apus» so respected and venerated by the locals Incas - Quechuas descendents living in this valleys for centuries.

Though its ruins are much smaller and less impressive than Chichen and other Maya sites, Mayapán is historically significant.

Journeying through beautiful landscapes, small Quechua towns, and other sets of Incan ruins and historic sites, there's a lot to see on this 5 - day adventure.

How To Get There — Chichen Itza can be most easily reached from the small colonial city of Valladolid and only involves a 45 minute colectivo or bus ride, which makes it possible to explore the ruins site before the large crowds of tourists arrive around mid to late morning.

The Ball Court was close by to The Church and looked like the typical Mayan ball court that I had seen at other ruins sites but on a much smaller scale.

What's more, the café is a lovely place to people watch (as it's between the Plaza de Armas and the small bridge that leads to the site of the Inca ruins; there are also views of these from the café) and all profits go to children's projects in the Sacred Valley.