Alebrijes.

Dïa de Muertos

Catrina (Aleyda Gatell)

Skull at Market 20 de Noviembre, Oaxaca

Death 

Añadir leyenda

Añadir leyenda

Skull made of "Barro Negro" de Oaxaca

Añadir leyenda

Field of Cempazuchitl, the dead´s flower.

"Altar"

Death on the streets. 

Tulum, Quintana Roo.

Tulum Ruins by the sea at Quintana Roo, Mexico

Tulum´s entrance

Caribbean sea at Tulum

Columns

A window to the past. Tulum, Mexico

Tulum mayan ruins, Mexico

Architecture 

Inside Tulum, Mexico

Amazing buildings still stand at Tulum

Tulum, the God of Wind Temple.

Tulum ruins, Mexico

 The Castel, Tulum

Door 

Dzitnup, Yucatán.

Cenote Dzitnup, Yucatán

Near Valladolid and Chichén Itzá, there is a beautiful Cenote called Dzitnup or Xkeken. Here you can take a swim inside a beautiful cave full of stalactites and amazing light effects, changing the atmosphere from blue to purple to other colors within minutes. You can bring or rent snorkeling gear to get inside and see what rests inside the water.

The water is a little bit cold but not to much, just be careful when approaching the water because its natural formations make the access harder at some points, so be sure to find the best way for your skills.

Lights change color inside the cave.

Entrance to Dzitnup

Amazing formations inside the Cenote Dzitnup

Stalactites at Cenote Dzitnup

Deeper in the cave.

Dzibilchantún, Yucatán.

Cenote Xlakah at Dzibilchantún

Just 15 minutes from Merida City, you can find the ruins of Dzibilchantún, a beautiful place where you can swim at the Cenote Xlakah and also be witness of astronomical events twice a year, when the sun appears through the doors of the House of the Seven Dolls.

Road to  The House of the Seven Doll

House of the Seven Dolls

View from a window of the House of the Seven Dolls

Cenote Xlakah. Dzibilchantún Yucatán

Church made with stones from the pyramids

Church at Dzibilchantún Yucatán

Dzibilchantún Yucatán México

Doors at the House of the Seven Dolls