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Coba
Coba
Virtually intact ruins
Cobá
Dominates the Jungle, from its forty meter of height in Coba
Discover an archaeological site of the pre-Columbian Mayan culture
Discover an archaeological site of the pre-Columbian Mayan culture
Enjoy wonderful views from the top of its pyramid, the highest in the Yucatan Peninsula
Enjoy wonderful views from the top of its pyramid, the highest in the Yucatan Peninsula
One of the major metropolis of the Mayan World
One of the major metropolis of the Mayan World
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Spanish, 67 indigenous languages

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Mexican peso

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1 January: New Year

1st Monday of February: Constitution Day

3rd Monday of November: Birth of Benito Juárez

March / April: Holy Week

1 May: International Workers' Day

5 May: Cinco de Mayo (The Day of the Battle of Puebla)

16 September: Independence Day

1 November: Day of the Dead

3rd Monday of November: Revolution Day

12 December: Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe

25 December: Christmas

Cobá, located about 30 minutes southeast of Tulum, is one of the last discovered ruins, meaning it has not been significantly affected by tourism.

This archaeological site was built between two lagoons in the middle of the jungle.  The main pyramid, Nohuch Mul, which means "big hill" in Mayan, is the highest of the entire Yucatan Peninsula at 42 metres high and has a spectacular view of the rainforest.


Cobá is translated as "water stirred by the wind". Between the years 400 and 1100 AD, this was one of the largest cities of the Mayan Classic era, accommodating about 50,000 inhabitants.

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