Discover two remarkable Maya archaeological sites hidden deep within the Lacandona Jungle, combining ancient history with an unforgettable jungle adventure. Cruise along the Usumacinta River by boat to reach Yaxchilán, a spectacular archaeological site surrounded by lush rainforest and known for its carved stelae, lintels, and impressive Maya architecture. Continue to Bonampak, famous for its extraordinary and remarkably preserved murals depicting scenes of Maya life, ceremonies, and warfare. Along the way, enjoy a local breakfast and experience the remote landscapes of Chiapas that make this journey much more than an archaeological tour.

In Yaxchilan you can appreciate splendid scenery of evergreen high jungle blanket to this magnificent archaeological site famous for its patent sculptural art in stelae and lintels. To build it, the Mayans took advantage of the characteristics of the terrain of a peninsula surrounded by a meander of the river. In Bonampak we can appreciate the magnificent Lacandon jungle, in the site there are three rooms with paintings, it should be noted that this is among the best preserved Mayan murals, in the murals the trade of war and human sacrifice is clearly shown.

Enjoy nature in the Lacandona Jungle and explore the ruins of Bonampak and Yaxchilan. This is an experience in middle of the jungle that you will not forget. Visit the ruins of Yaxchilán (2 hours) , take a boat through the impressive Usumacinta River (50 minutes) and visit Bonampak (2 hours), admiring the whole past of the Maya

Check out at 6:00 am. Stop en route for breakfast, transfer to the Corozal border jetty, take a boat to visit the archaeological area of Yaxchilan later visit Bonampak and free afternoon, dinner (included) and stay to sleep in cabins within the jungle in the community of Lacanja. 2 Day. Have breakfast (included), hike in the Lacandon jungle to visit the waterfalls of the Mactunina River, food (included) and return to Palenque approximately 19:30 hrs. ​

In Yaxchilan you will be able to appreciate the splendid scenery of tall, evergreen jungles that shelter this magnificent archaeological site famous for its sculptural art evident in steles and lintels. To build it, the Mayans took advantage of the terrain characteristics of a peninsula surrounded by a river bend. In Bonampak we can appreciate the magnificent Lacandon jungle, on the site there are three rooms with paintings, it should be noted that this is among the best preserved Mayan murals, the murals clearly show the craft of war and human sacrifice.

Son 2 de las Ciudades Mayas que dejaron huella en múltiples testimonios que siguen sorprendiendo tanto a investigadores como a turistas en general. Hazañas de gobernantes, ceremonias rituales, vida cotidiana, son algunos de los episodios registrados en diversas series de jeroglíficos, muchos de los cuales aún aguardan pacientes investigaciones de expertos que logren abrir nuevas ventanas al pasado.