Museo Maya de Cancun Review

If you have seen the Caribbean sea view on the Cancun sea, you can come to the Maya Museum to learn about the Maya civilization. The museum is not big, the exhibits are not in English, but the big vein has an English introduction. Outside is an archaeological site, not big, but you can also feel the ancient Maya living in the tropical jungle

They only charge Mexican pesos and we exchange currency at a shop across the road. It was fun to see the history of Mayan culture and walk to a small temple inside the museum. The only downside was that most of the information columns were Spanish, but most of us understood. Very worth a visit.

The Maya Museum in Cancun is the largest museum of Maya civilization in Mexico. The museum houses many statues and gold objects unearthed during the Maya civilization, especially the statues are very strange and mysterious. Friends interested in Maya must visit and listen to the explanation here, it really benefits.

One of the famous attractions, must go, recommend this

This is a display of the Mayan culture in Australia.

Cancun is an exclusive mecca on the Caribbean Sea, and on the other hand is the scattered remains of Mayan civilization, so its Mayan Cultural Museum is worth looking forward to. Unfortunately, the collection included in this museum is a bit inconsistent with the important relics in Cancun. The exhibition area of the museum was very small. A hall next to it also held a personal photography exhibition, which made people feel slightly disappointed. But the biggest highlight of the museum is that it is located on a site. After visiting the museum, you can directly enter the site. Although the remains are not very majestic, it is worth the fare of 75 pesos.