Polaroid of the week: Mayan Ruins in the Jungle, Chiapas, Mexico
Posted on 02. Sep, 2010 by Dany in Chiapas, Mexico, Polaroid of the Week
Tucked deep in the jungle in Chiapas, southern Mexico, the Mayan ruins of Palenque are set in one of the most spectacular surroundings in Mexico. While walking in between the temples and through the dense humidity of this tropical environment, the sound of howler monkeys rings out from trees and you realize that you are in one of the most important pre-hispanic cities of Mesoamerica. Climb to the top of several temples and the Palace in the site’s center where stunning views extend beyond the site and into the jungle.
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