Tulum, Cobá, Mexico. The very well preserved Pre-Columbian Maya walled city is a top attraction in the country. It used to serve as a Caribbean Sea port and protected against the invaders in 13th-15th centuries.
Today the ancient port is the third most visited site in Mexico after Teotihuacan and Chichen Itza. It is found near Cancún – another favorite destination for the vacationers. The tourists can visit the ruins on their own or have an organized one day tour.
Why to go there?
Besides seeing the best preserved coastal Maya site, which is surrounded by beautiful nature, also visit some of the many cenotes found in Tulum.
When to go there?
The weather is warm all year round.
How to get there?
Buses from Cancún go frequently to Tulum.
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