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Temple of Kukulcán
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Chichén Itzá / Explore the archaeological site
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01About 15 min · 1 stop
Let the old and the everyday meet. Look for one trace to carry into your next chapter.
02About 15 min · 1 stop
Follow a line, a texture, a change of light. The next detail is yours to discover.
03About 25 min · 1 stop
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05 Explore the archaeological site
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Maya archaeology / History
The site museum places original artifacts and interpretation before or after the outdoor ruins. Pair it with nearby stops in the same area.
Maya archaeology / Architecture
The southern end temple closes the long ballcourt axis and is a separate structure from the north temple. View it from the permitted archaeological path.
Maya archaeology / Architecture
At the north end of the Great Ballcourt, this ritual temple has a relief panel with many figures. View it from the permitted archaeological path.
Maya archaeology / Architecture
Akab Dzib is a long low building on INAH's marked southern visitor circuit; its masonry and setting can be observed from outside. View it from the permitted archaeological path.
Maya archaeology / Architecture
The small Deer House is a separate standing building near Casa Colorada in the southern sector. View it from the permitted archaeological path.
Maya archaeology / Architecture
Reliefs of eagles and jaguars distinguish this freestanding platform from the neighboring Venus platform. View it from the permitted archaeological path.
Maya archaeology / Architecture
The vast court has parallel playing walls, stone rings and relief panels; it is the ballcourt, not the adjoining temples. View it from the permitted archaeological path.
Maya archaeology / Architecture
The temple west of the Warriors group has carved columns and an upper sanctuary; it is a separate building. View it from the permitted archaeological path.
Maya archaeology / Architecture
The Osario's four serpent stairways and stepped body make it a separate pyramid south of the main plaza. View it from the permitted archaeological path.
Maya archaeology / Architecture
The dated lintel links this small temple to the early Initial Series group; visits follow the reserved guided circuit. View it from the permitted archaeological path.
Maya archaeology / Architecture
The stepped pyramid and serpent-head balustrades dominate the Great Plaza; view it from ground level. View it from the permitted archaeological path.
Maya archaeology / Architecture
Four staircases and half-star Venus emblems identify the platform directly north of El Castillo. View it from the permitted archaeological path.
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