WOW! What a beautiful site! And until our visit to Campeche, completely unknown to us. It is simply amazing to see the mastery the Mayans had of complex architecture, and how different it is from other Mayan sites we've visited (Chichen Itza, Tulum, Uxmal). Really an amazing secret place to visit, a definite go! Indeed, we visited at the end of our trip, and I thought we'd be "Mayan'd out", tired of the ruins and art, but nope, this place is just amazing.

This review is for several sites to save you time! Edzna. Fantastic site, $75 per person. Well worth a visit,can’t climb main building but can climb others round the plaza. Temple of masks has original colours. easily reachable from Campeche & signs in English Kabah. Part of Puuc route. $75-80 per person. Main temple is great with lots of detail. No signs. Toilets and a small shop to buy drinks Sayil. Puuc route. Same price, no toilets as they are building new facilities (they are a way off!). Worth a quick pop in for main building but it s a bit of a trek to the further building with very poor signage. Def didn’t match INAH map we had! Labna. Same price. Worth it for the arch and sacbe. Again,no signs & no facilities, lots of unfinished buildings Mayapan is closed, apparently staff strikes. The website does not tell you this. Dzibilchaltan. $308 per person. Museum shut. Cenote shut. One sign about the road,no others. Again, is a building site, no water in toilets, have to scan 2 tickets to get in and scan out again too! Don’t bother We had visited Uxmal & Chichen Itza on previous trip so not reviewed here.

This small and quiet site is an impressive place to visit. There are still not many visitors (although that will change as the Tren Maya gets more popular) and that allows you to explore or use the on site guides at leisure. You can clip and explore all the structures except the main temple or 'acropolis'. Don't forget your hat and water as there is at this time nothing on site and not much shade.

We arrived at the archaeological site of Ezna very early in the morning. We were practically alone, as we managed to get there a little after 8:00 a.m. from Campeche city center. We were able to park the car under the shade of a tree. The archaeological site of Edzna has a small museum run by enthusiastic and well-informed women. The archaeological site is really very beautiful and ideal for children who want to explore and climb the structures that still allow visitors to climb. In the area, you can see reconstruction and maintenance work, some structures are still covered by vegetation and that adds to its surroundings that magic and mysticism that surrounds the Mayan culture. The Mascarones that represent the sun deity are very beautiful and very well preserved. The tour of the place is really very pleasant.