Mayans flourished and established one of their greatest cities, Chichén Itzá, in what is now Yucatán. Because it was relatively isolated from the rest of Mexico until recently, the state developed its own unique culture.
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Yucatan, MexicoMexico's Yucatan Peninsula is a vast coastal region brimming with tropical beaches, spectacular wildlife, ancient Mayan ruins, small villages, and adventure activities.
Yucatán Peninsula has the largest number of cenotes in the world. A network of subterranean rivers has created incredible caves and underwater sinkholes called cenotes. Formed when limestone is eroded over hundreds of years, cenotes are a popular place to swim, snorkel or dive.