“The ancient Maya city of Ichkabal — an archaeological site that is larger and has three more pyramids than Chichén Itzá’s Temple of Kukulcán — is poised to become a major Mexican tourist attraction after its scheduled opening to the public this month.”
MND Staff
Already dubbed a “Mesoamerican Egypt,” the archaeological site dating to 350 B.C. is older, larger and has more pyramids than Chichén Itzá.
The community of Xocén, Yucatán has sacred Maya significance.
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A government scheme has seen more historical treasures returned to Mexico through embassies in Europe and the United States.
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