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Yucatan Peninsula & Chiapas, Mexico

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A trip around the Yucatan Peninsula and Chiapas regions of Mexico promises a huge potential for the photographer; including ancient mayan ruins, the fascinating indigenous cultures and people, natural wonders of the jungle, and tropical beach paradises.

There can't be many places on earth offering this range of photographic opportunities in only 2 weeks of travelling.

Yucatan Peninsula & Chiapas, Mexico Images

In the midst of the jungle near Palenque lies The Temple of the Inscriptiones,one of the best preserved structures of the Mayan civilisation.
Dancers mark the Autumnal Equinox, a major event at Chichen Itza.
A mayan lady bakes tortillas in the Chiapas mountain village of Zinacantn.
The Cathedral of San Cristobal represents a mixture of regional architecture,from the Spaniards founding in 1528 to the 1900s neoclassical style.
Immersed in the deep rainforest of Chiapas, the 25m high waterfalls of Misol Ha are the most striking and beautiful waterfalls in the region.
A beach paradise can be found near Tulum, with miles of white sand and warm turquoise seas.A world away from the Americanised resort of Cancun.

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