The ancient city of Uxmal, located in the state of Yucatán in southeastern Mexico, is a representative city of the heyday of Mayan culture from 600 to 900 AD. In 1996, UNESCO inscribed the ruins of the ancient city of Uxmal on the World Heritage List as a cultural heritage.
Mexico is one of the centers of the ancient civilization of the Indians on the American continent. The world-famous Mayan culture, remember the Mayan prophecies of the twenty-first century? Mexico has the third and fourth largest pyramids in the world, and the ancient City of Maya in the rainforest.
A new night tour project, Ecos de Uxmal, has been launched within the ruins of the ancient city of Uxmal, which costs 35 million pesos (4.45 million) and combines innovative technologies with the architectural and cultural heritage inherited by the Mayans, stories that come to life in an intimate and magnificent atmosphere.
The first stop is the Pyramid of Divination
The staircase of the pyramid is an ellipse of illuminated pyramids as the image projection draws the ideal framework for the entire journey vividly introducing the main content of the tour for visitors.
Second Stop Kapok Trees &
A complex of pillars at the third station
Projections persecute the magnificent kapok trees and highlight the overlooked buildings (pillars of the temple) the narrative cleverly combines architecture, history and legends including the mayan worldview of the way of life of the ancient city dwellers.
Fourth round of space
The footage of the ball space explains not only the rules but also the various backgrounds in which the game takes place.
The fifth stop is the Nuns' Quadrangle
This is one of the best quadrangular buildings in Uxmal with exquisite carvings on both the inside and outside from the moment you arrive it is illuminated by a "torch" creating the perfect atmosphere to see and listen to the legends of Uxmal.
Three of the four facades are illuminated to tell the story of ancient Mayan civilizations, in addition to an app created to accompany visitors so that the experience can be fully enjoyed, where more information about the archaeological site and its most important landmarks can be learned through spatial photos and maps.
Known as the most beautiful Mayan ruins, the pyramids of divination, the nuns' quadrangle, the Palace of the Grand Master, the Turtle Palace, the Guacamayan Temple and other buildings are all mayan cultural masterpieces that have survived in the world.
The Maya civilization is an outstanding representative of the ancient Indian civilization in Latin America, and although it is in the Neolithic Age, it has achieved great achievements in astronomy, mathematics, agriculture, art and writing. Along with the Inca Empire and the Aztec Empire, it is listed as the three major civilizations in the Americas (the Aztec Empire and the Maya Civilization were located in North and Central America; the Inca Empire was located in the Andes region of South America). Unlike civilizations such as Greece and Egypt, the Maya had a unified and powerful empire, and the Maya regions in their heyday were divided into hundreds of city-states, but the Mayan states traditionally belonged to the same cultural circle in terms of language, writing, religious beliefs, and customs.