The municipality of Ocosingo has a territorial extension of 9,520,117 square kilometers, which makes it the largest in the state of Chiapas. It extends through the east of the state to the border with Guatemala on the Usumacinta River and includes a large part of the Jungle in its territory. Lacandon. Breakfast (not included) on the way to the Aguz Azul Waterfalls

After the pick up, we will travel to the city of Ocosingo to have our buffet or a la carte breakfast at the “Mi ranchito” restaurant (not included), with an approximate time of 50 minutes. Later our destination will be the Agua Azul Waterfalls, time 2 hours to appreciate the incredible turquoise blue color of its waters.

Continuing our tour to Misol-ha where you will be able to appreciate a beautiful waterfall of more than 20 meters high, time 1 hour. At the end of the tour we will take 1 hour for our food (not included) in the restaurant of the same ecotourism center or in the Axkan hotel in Palenque.

Along with Tikal and Calakmul, Palenque was one of the most powerful cities of the Classic Maya, seat of one of the most notable dynasties to which Pakal belongs, whose tomb was discovered in 1952 by the archaeologist Alberto Ruz L'Huillier. Like all Classic Maya cities, Palenque was related to others through commercial exchange networks or alliances between groups of rulers. The territory was organized from the existence of city-states, whose centers have been identified by the presence of the so-called emblem glyph, but the basis of this organization: exchange, alliances and of course war, supposes a constant mobility of the same. But the hieroglyphic inscriptions not only offer the identification of the site, they also give account of the matrimonial and political alliances and the warlike situations between cities. The Mayan inscriptions have been widely studied as one of the first manifestations of writing in Mesoamerica.