Mexico: The Mayan ruins you must see

You might face various types of travelers while planning to have a trip, one that would like to go to the same place his friends and family went to. Another would like to visit the most famous place which are repeatedly visited and my favourite one is the one who likes to go to unconventional place. Uncommon places have a wonderful air about them, it is like they are being forgotten and ignored and you are rediscovering them. You are this foreign excavator who is up to a new discovery. Mexico gets millions of visitors every year, however, few of them know enough about the Mayan Ruins.

The Mayan Ruins are composed of the ruins of multiple small historic cities which have magical charm about them. Tulum and Muyil are two small cities in the Quintana Roo, their magic lies in the surrounding jungles and lagoons. Tulum was the last Mayan city to be built around 1200, however Muyil is much smaller. Chichen Itza is one important city that is located on the Yucatan peninsula, its importance lies in the fact that it was one of the Seven Wonders of the World back in 2001.

Furthermore, Chichen Itza is also famous for ElCastillo pyramid ; the 78 feet high with 365 steep stairss. It is one of the most wonderful things ever made of stone. Campeche is also one of the Mayan ruins with a unique architectural style which is named Rio Bec. The uniqueness of the Rio Bec is its use of ornate carvings like monster faces and false stairways. Mexico is indeed a good idea to have the opportunity to discover new stuff you never knew and the Mayan ruins are many and it will be such a lovely thing to discover many of them.