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The Cenote at Chichen Itza

19 April, 201323 April, 2017 Lori 1 Comment America, Cenote Mexico, Cenote Yucatan, Chichen Itza Cenote, chichen itza pyramid, destinations, mexico, places, Sacred Cenote, Sacred Cenote Chichen Itza, Sacred Cenote Chichen Itza facts, Sacred Cenote facts, Sacred Cenote Mexico, Sacred Cenote photos, yucatan

The Maya civilisation was the only one without a big river. In fact, there was no surface water, so it

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The Kukulkan Pyramid (The Castle) in Chichen Itza, Part 2

11 April, 201329 May, 2016 Lori 0 Comment chichen itza, chichen itza pyramid, destinations, El Castillo, maya pyramid, mayan pyramid, mexico, south america, the castle pyramid, travel, yucatan

I’m inviting you today to take a virtual trip with me to Mexico and see The Kukulkan Pyramid in Chichen-Itza.

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Grand Sirenis Resort, Chichen Itza Part 1

25 March, 201325 May, 2019 Lori 0 Comment America, chichen itza, Grad Sirenis Resort, mexic, mexico, travel, yucatan

If you want to see the Mayan pyramid, then you are definitely thinking of Chichen Itza. A vacation there will

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