Izamal Colonial Town Review

I went to the yellow city of Izmar from Merida city. Arrived in an hour by a mini shared bus called Collectivo from Merida city. As you can see, it is a calm city with bright yellow. You can walk around the city in 30 minutes. There is a Kinichi Kak moo ruins in the city and it becomes a small hill overlooking the city.

The environment here is very good, there are many original state buildings preserved, and very well preserved, you can learn a lot of history from here, very interesting itinerary, we are very satisfied with it!

[Campeche] Mexico's airport management is really super chaotic. Although the airport is very small, the boarding gate is not specifically explained. The plane is delayed and no one has said what the specifics are. I didn't say what time the plane came and didn't say where to get on the plane. Customs is a small table like an advisory desk, and you will not notice it when you pass by. Well, life depends on luck.

Izamal, the Yellow City, is a burst of sunshine! The golden-hued buildings create a cheerful vibe, and the colonial charm is hard to miss. Perfect spot for a laid-back stroll through history.

The small colonial town of Isamar has a strong Spanish style, both in architecture and in the habits of its residents. It was an important settlement for Spanish settlers at the time, and the residents now have many Spaniards. Coming here feels like coming to the streets of Europe, with a strong atmosphere of European culture. It is also exotic in the local area and worth a walk.