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To get to know the Mayan culture through the artisan’s road, you must first travel the royal, traced by the Spaniards with the objective of uniting the cities of Campeche and Merida.
This 5-hour route will allow you to connect all your senses, as you can enjoy a great breakfast in Hecelchakan; admire the jipi hats in Bécal, famous for being made from the fibers of the jipijapa plant, hence its name; feel the delicate embroidery of Dzidbalche, and listen to the tribute to those who are no longer in the cemetery of Pomuch, the latter not only stands out for being the scene of one of the most emblematic festivals in the country, but for its artisan bread that is to die for.
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Enjoy a drive through the mountains and hills of this region to reach the waterfalls in Tzimol and practice canyoneering.

Enjoy a cozy campfire at Tziscao Lake while drinking traditional Mexican hot chocolate and roasting marshmallows by the fire.

Meet the canals of Xochimilco; whose name in Nahuatl means "Place of Flowers" and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987.

Enjoy a walking tour of the historic center of Valladolid, Yucatan, noted for its cenotes, its gastronomy and its beautiful facades.

You will experience with your five senses everything about Tziscao's organic coffee production. You will learn how to make a coffee seedbed.

Things to do in Valladolid: Some recommended activities are visiting its streets, its churches and tasting its gastronomy.