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Chacmultun is a city in Yucatan in Mexico.
background
Most of the buildings date from the 10th century. AD and are built in the Puuc style. The city was finally abandoned in the middle of the 15th century. AD About 400 years later, Teobert Maler analyzed the systems for the first time for science. But it took another 100 years before the first excavations were started. Incidentally, the name is derived from the nearby village of the same name.
getting there
By plane
By train
In the street
The ruins and the village of the same name are located near the village of Tekax. This is from the south (e.g. Felipe Carrillo Puerto) can be reached via Mex 184. The Mex 188 leads into the village from the north. From here, the 59th (which runs parallel to the main road in the urban area) leads west after about 7 km to the excavation site.
By boat
mobility
Tourist Attractions
The system consists of three groups:
- Chacmultun group. On a large terrace area, which is accessible by stairs, there are numerous buildings, some of which are decorated with columns and ornaments. There is also a ball playground here.
- Cabalpak. At the foot of the group is a well-preserved building with numerous decorations.
- Xeth pool. There are several buildings on top of each other on a hill. From the roof of the top building you have a wonderful view of the Chacmultun group.
