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CONNEX CARIBE / 19| Aztec & Maya Mexico | 7 Days – 6 Nights

19| Aztec & Maya Mexico | 7 Days – 6 Nights

Azteken und Mayas waren herausragende Zivilisationen mit ihren eigenen politischen, sozialen, religiösen und wirtschaftlichen Strukturen. Diese amerikanischen Aborigine-Gesellschaften stehen in der Geschichte der Menschheit als erstaunlich entwickelte Kulturen, vergleichbar mit dem alten Ägypten, Griechenland, Rom, China und Indien. Auf dieser ausgedehnten Tour genießen Sie Orte mit einer tiefgreifenden Kultur und einem historischen Erbe, indem Sie herausragende Kolonialdenkmäler, Weltklasse-Museen und Pyramiden vor Columbus besuchen, die in ihren ursprünglichen archäologischen Stätten freigelegt wurden, sowie erstaunliche Naturschutzgebiete für diejenigen, die es genießen möchten im Kontakt mit der Natur. Am Ende…

Azteken und Mayas waren herausragende Zivilisationen mit ihren eigenen politischen, sozialen, religiösen und wirtschaftlichen Strukturen. Diese amerikanischen Aborigine-Gesellschaften stehen in der Geschichte der Menschheit als erstaunlich entwickelte Kulturen, vergleichbar mit dem alten Ägypten, Griechenland, Rom, China und Indien. Auf dieser ausgedehnten Tour genießen Sie Orte mit einer tiefgreifenden Kultur und einem historischen Erbe, indem Sie herausragende Kolonialdenkmäler, Weltklasse-Museen und Pyramiden vor Columbus besuchen, die in ihren ursprünglichen archäologischen Stätten freigelegt wurden, sowie erstaunliche Naturschutzgebiete für diejenigen, die es genießen möchten im Kontakt mit der Natur. Am Ende dieser Woche haben Sie eine optionale Verlängerung des Strandurlaubs für eine zweite Woche an der paradiesischen Karibikküste Mexikos gegenüber von Jamaika, den Kaimaninseln und Kuba.

Denkmäler | Attraktionen

 Mexico City: Nationalpalast, Metropolitan Cathedral, Bürgermeisterpyramiden von Tenochtitlan Templo, National Anthropology Museum, Pyramiden von Teotihuacan, Schrein der Jungfrau von Guadalupe.

Merida: Gouverneurspalast, Montejo-Palast, Kathedrale San Idelfonso von Merida.

Kabah: Palast der Masken.

Uxmal: Pyramide des Magiers, Gouverneurspalast, Nonnenklosterviereck.

Celestun Biosphere Reserve: Wir besuchen die Flamingos, Bootsfahrt in Mangrovensümpfe und Süßwasserquellen.

Chichen Itza: Tempel von Kukulkan, Großer Ballplatz, Schädelplattform, Heilige Cenote, Tempel der Krieger, Gruppe von tausend Säulen, El Mercado, De Osorio, Las Monjas, El Caracol.

Übersicht Unterkünfte

As part of the Aztec & Maya Mexico tour you will be staying at a selection of four star hotels.

Ausgestattet mit modernen Einrichtungen bieten diese Hotels höchste Sorgfalt und Komfort sowie einen hohen Servicestandard.

Die Unterbringung für Ihre Tour erfolgt wie unten beschrieben in den folgenden Unterkünften:

4 Nächte im Hotel Casa Blanca 4* or Similar in Mexico City auf Übernachtung/Frühstück - Basis

4 Nächte im Hotel Del Gobernador 4* or Similar  in Merida auf Übernachtung/Frühstück - Basis

Hotel Casa Blanca 4* – Die Unterkunft verfügt über Räume für Tagungen oder private Feiern, ein Restaurant mit mexikanischer Küche nach alten Rezepten und eine Bar mit Blick auf die Stadt. Im 12., neben der Bar Etage, gibt es einen Außenpool. Es gibt auch ein kleines Fitnessstudio, das rund um die Uhr geöffnet ist, und ein Solarium.

Hotel Del Gobernador 4* – Das Hotel liegt in der Nähe der wichtigsten historischen Stätten in der schönen Stadt Merida im historischen Stadtzentrum. Machen Sie es ideal für Ihr Reisegeschäft oder Vergnügen. Umgeben von Museen, Theatern, Restaurants und Kolonialgebäuden, in der Nähe des Haupteinkaufsviertels der Stadt und der Hauptstraßen, können Sie die wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten wie den Hauptplatz und die Kathedrale besuchen.

* Bitte beachten Sie, dass wir einen ähnlichen Standard anbieten, falls zum Zeitpunkt Ihres Besuchs keine Unterkunft in den oben aufgeführten Hotels verfügbar sein sollte.

Verpflegung & Dienstleistungen inklusive

 Empfang am Flughafen in Mexico City

Transfer in klimatisierten Fahrzeugen

Englisch sprachige Reiseführer während der Tage der Rundreise.

06 Übernachtungen in den oben genannten Hotels in DBL Belegung.

Täglich Frühstück als Verpflegungsleistung in allen oben genannten Hotels.

In der Reiseroute erwähntes Ausflugsangebot ist einschließlich Eintrittsgelder zu den archäologischen Stätten.

Drei Mittagessen in lokalen Restaurants (Getränke sind nicht inbegriffen).

Steuern inkl.

Ausgenommen:

Persönliche Ausgaben wie Trinkgeld, Wäsche, Telefon- / Faxanrufe, alkoholische / alkoholfreie Getränke, Kamera- / Videokameragebühr bei Denkmälern, Krankheitskosten, Flughafensteuern, Versicherungen usw.

Alle zusätzlichen Verpflegungen als die genannten Mahlzeiten

Trinkgelder im Hotel (Hauspersonal und Kofferträger).

Badeverlängerung Hotel.

Flight Mexico City to Merida..

Information

  • Abfahrt/Startpunkt Ort
    Mexico City
  • Auswahl der Rundreise Hotels
    Hotel Casa Blanca or Similar (Mexico City) | Hotel Del Gobernador or Similar (Merida City)
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Day 1: Arrival in Mexico City

Mexico City, once the capital of the Aztec Empire, has in the valley of the nation’s capital, a population exceeding 22 million people. All ov er you can find the heritage of the Pre-Hispanic societies that populated or influenced the configuration of such a colossal urban settlement. A new architecture was enforced by the colonizers using as foundation for the new buildings the religious monuments of the existing people. Churches were placed on top of the aborigine temples and today you find colonial churches with rich and artistic furnishings and in some cases next to the church, what was not used as a foundation, has been uncovered to its original archeological formation. Mexico City has a historic district which central square is known as the Zocalo, right in the center of the city.
Overnight in Mexico City | Hotel Casa Blanca 4* or Similar | Standard room on Bed & B reakfast basis
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Day 2: City Tour - Mexico City & Anthropology Museum

After an included breakfast, you board a Mexico City guided tour visiting major attractions. We start where it all began, at the Zocalo. You will see the National Palace with an extended series of mural paintings that show a graphic evolution of the history of the country which were painted by Diego Rivera. The Metropolitan Cathedral, the oldest and largest cathedral in Latin America, is a spectacular building intended to distract the Aztec people from their own previous believes and convert them to the new religion. Right behind the Cathedral you can find the “Tenochtitlan Templo Mayor Pyramids” which were part of the big ceremonial center of the Aztecs. Templo Mayor was not only the most visible sight of an immense aborigine urban complex, but also represented the cosmic center of the universe for the Aztecs. You will drive by the Palacio de Bellas Artes, a 19th Century all white marble building functioning as a theater as well as an art museum, with many fine sculptures. To get a feeling of the city you will drive along the Paseo de la Reforma Avenue which was inspired by the “Champs Elysees” of Paris until you reach and visit the National Anthropology Museum, the largest in its type in the world.
Overnight in Mexico City | Hotel Casa Blanca 4* or similar | Standard room on Bed & Breakfast basis
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Day 3: Mexico City – Guadalupe Shrine - Teotihuacan – Mexico City

After breakfast you will take a guided excursion to the outstanding Teotihuacan Pyramids, starting with a visit to the Virgin of Guadalupe Shrine. This church is a place of pilgrimage for millions of Mexicans and followers from all over the world.  The day will then dedicate a visit to the ancient archaeological zone of Teotihuacan, north of Mexico City. This was the Toltec-Aztec ceremonial center of Teotihuacan, an archeological site with buildings bigger and as impressive or more, as the Egyptian pyramids. These monumental buildings where constructed by Toltec architects, a very advanced culture dominated by the Aztecs before the colonization of Mexico. You will see its impressive Toltec pyramids dedicated to the sun and the moon, the Quetzalcoatl Temple and the fortresses, the largest monuments of their type in the world.
Overnight in Mexico City | Hotel Casa Blanca 4* or Similar | Standard room on Bed & Breakfast basis | Travelling Distance Approx. 150 km
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Day 4: Mexico City – Merida Historic District City Tour

After breakfast in Mexico City, transfer to the airport for a morning flight to Merida with check in at Hotel in Mérida. In the afternoon you will tour this impressive place, one of the biggest cities in Mayan territory. The city has a colonial charm with its palaces, narrow streets and romantic horse-drawn carriages. The city is full of Spanish and French influences. You can visit the Governor’s Palace, the one of the oldest Cathedral in Mexico and the Montejo Palace. The city has preserved its colonial heritage in the historic district. It is in the center of the state and all the roads converge at the state capital. Merida’s central square or “Plaza Grande” is surrounded by ancient buildings that form the historic district such as The San Idelfonso Cathedral of Merida, the most antique church of the American continent, built in the second half of the XVI century. Merida’s Cathedral has one of the biggest interior statues of Christ in the world. The city was founded on January 6, 1542 on the indigenous trace of Ichcaanziho's City, called also T'ho.
Overnight in Merida | Hotel Del Gobernador 4* or Similar | Standard room on Bed & Breakfast basis
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Day 5: Merida – Kabah – Uxmal – Merida

After breakfast, we will depart to Kabah which is known as the second largest religious center in the Puuc Route area. Kabah flourished around the year 800 AD. Kabah is connected with Uxmal by a sacbe (Mayan Route) which begins right in the arch, a kind of main door to the city. Kabah has Classic style architecture and its main attractions are the Palace of the Masks with over 300 representations, mainly dedicated to Chaac, God of Rain and the “Pirámide de los Mascarones” also including masks and stalls. We then continue to Uxmal which means "Three times constructed"; the architecture of Uxmal is among the most majestic in Yucatan. Its beauty is characterized by low and horizontal palaces placed around patios and quadrants richly decorated with detailed sculptures.  Uxmal, enveloped by legends and myths, is situated within a series of hills known as the Puuc or the mountainous area of the Yucatan. Lunch is included in Uxmal. Continue back to Merida.
  Overnight in Merida | Hotel Del Gobernador 4* or Similar | Standard room on Bed & Breakfast basis | Travelling Distance Approx. 208 km
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Day 6 Merida – Celestun Biosphere Reserve – Merida

On the sixth day you will continue to Celestun, home of pink flamingo colonies and considered an ecotourism paradise with freshwater springs and beaches that are part of a Biosphere Reserve officially declared a fauna shelter. Celestun is also a typical fisherman’s village. Among Celestun’s main attractions we will visit by boat tour, the quiet Flamingoes Lagoon, known as "The Drum". After the tour you can enjoy lunch in one of the selected seafood restaurants along the beach.
Return to Merida for overnight | Hotel Del Gobernador 4* or Similar | Standard room on Bed & Breakfast basis | Travelling Distance Approx. 182 km
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Day 7: Merida – Chichen Itza – Cancun or Riviera Maya Hotel

On the seventh day, we will transit just over 2 hours to Chichen Itza, the Mayan Post Classic Sacred City, which represents the most intact and impressive of the ruins of the Mayan Civilization that the modern world still preserves. Chichen Itza has a huge “Cenote”, a big pond nourished by underground rivers which supplied clean water to the complex. Chichen Itza, "The Mouth of the Well” as other Mayan centres was originally a ceremonial and spiritual site, more than a commercial area. Chichen Itza has maybe the most impressive pyramid of the entire Maya world. The Castle has 4 staircases (one for each season of the year) with 91 steps each, totalling 365 with the top platform. The orientation of the pyramid is such that for about an hour around 4 o'clock during the spring and fall equinoxes (March 21st & September 21st), the shadow of north-west edge of the pyramid on the side of the north stairway, draws seven triangles of light that imitates a serpent creeping downwards until it joins the huge serpent's head at the bottom of the stairway. This was a religious message telling the people it was time to seed the land or it was time to harvest with the blessing of their God Kukulcan. At Chichen Itza, you will see an astrological observatory with a design similar to others built in the Modern Age. There are many more buildings such as The Temple of the Warriors, part of the "Thousand Columns Complex", the Temple of the Jaguars and the Ball Court. Chichen Itza was voted one of the Modern Seven Wonders of the World in 2009. After a visit of almost 2 hours, you will have lunch and we will then transit to Cancun.
Drop off at your selected hotel in Cancun or Riviera Maya | Travelling Distance Approx. 327 km
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