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Cenotes near Tulum: Access to the The Mayan Underground World
Beneath the lush jungles and modern developments lies one of the most extraordinary and least understood networks on Earth: the Great Maya Aquifer, an interconnected system of flooded caves and underground rivers stretching for thousands of kilometers beneath the Yucatán Peninsula.
The Maya Legacy: How Ancient Culture Shapes the Future of Tulum and the Yucatán Peninsula
The Maya legacy doesn’t belong only to the past; it lives in every stone, every flavor, and every decision shaping Tulum’s future.
The wisdom of this civilization, its respect for nature, its art, architecture, and worldview, continues to guide how we design, build, and inhabit spaces today.
The Nopalitos Lagoon, Tulum’s Hidden Freshwater Gem
Unlike the crowded beaches of the Riviera Maya, Nopalitos Lagoon remains a sanctuary of peace. Surrounded by dense vegetation and home to diverse bird species, it offers visitors a glimpse of what Tulum used to be — raw, untouched, and deeply spiritual.