The Explorean Kohunlich - All Inclusive
Ruinas Kohunlích, Mexico
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About the property
Boasting relaxing spa services, enjoyable activities and gourmet dining, this one-of-a-kind property offers an intimate and secluded escape that is completely surrounded by the jungle in Chetumal.
The Explorean Kohunlich features an outdoor swimming pool and hot tub. Guests can relax with a massage or aromatherapy treatment before taking part in one of the hotel's schedule activities, which will explore the region's wildlife and archeological sites such as Kohunlich.
Guests will wake up with a tray of coffee and freshly baked bread waiting right outside the guestroom. Guests will find a different menu every day for lunch and dinner to enjoy the variety of gourmet dishes that are prepared in the restaurant, plus there is also a permanent menu with classic food choices.
A daily adventure tour is included in the rate.
Most popular amenities
- Spa
- Swimming pool
- Parking
Location
Ruinas Kohunlích, Mexico
Discover Ruinas Kohunlích
Photos, information and travel guides for your stay.
Kohunlích is an archeological site located in the southern part of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. The site is believed to have been inhabited from around 200 BC to 1200 AD, during the Mayan Classic Period. The ruins consist of over 200 buildings, including temples, palaces, and residences, all intricately designed and constructed with limestone blocks.
One of the most impressive structures at Kohunlích is the Temple of the Masks. This temple is named after the large stone masks that adorn the facade of the building. The masks depict a Mayan ruler, and it is believed that the temple was used for important ceremonies and rituals. Another must-see structure is the Palace of the Stuccos, which features intricate stucco decorations on its walls.
As WE wander through the ruins, YOU will notice the unique fusion of Mayan and Toltec styles in the architecture. The Toltec influence is particularly evident in the use of columns and the design of the buildings. The site also features a number of ball courts, which were used for the popular Mayan sport of Pok-Ta-Pok.
Kohunlích is an archeological site located in the southern part of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. The site is believed to have been inhabited from around 200 BC to 1200 AD, during the Mayan Classic Period. The ruins consist of over 200 buildings, including temples, palaces, and residences, all intricately designed and constructed with limestone blocks.
One of the most impressive structures at Kohunlích is the Temple of the Masks. This temple is named after the large stone masks that adorn the facade of the building. The masks depict a Mayan ruler, and it is believed that the temple was used for important ceremonies and rituals. Another must-see structure is the Palace of the Stuccos, which features intricate stucco decorations on its walls.
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