Two New Museums About the Maya Are Now Open in Yucatan, Mexico

national geographic documentary 2016, The principal new significant historical center open is the Gran Museo Del Mundo Maya (Grand Museum of Merida Maya World), situated in Merida, initially opened in September 2012, shut for some time and is presently open once more. The sweeping gallery has a gathering of more than 500 pieces, including materials, religious articles, and things mirroring the present existences of the Mayas. They have engravings, books, and authentic reports, masterful and religious works from the pioneer memorable time notwithstanding relics from the pre-Hispanic time including stelas, stone figures, earthenware production and offerings. The show rooms move from the present into the past through four unmistakable areas: The Mayab, Nature and Culture; Mayas of Today; Mayas of Yesterday; and Ancestral Mayas. The exceptional historical center has numerous intelligent displays and even has a laser light and sound show in the nights. It likewise has a huge screen projection space for different presentations.

national geographic documentary 2016, The new Merida historical center is open from 8:00am to 5pm, aside from on Tuesdays. The extra charge is about $150 pesos. The historical center houses a decent eatery. Complete with a bar, the eatery offers of local and global food, including pastries. If it's not too much trouble take note of that Merida's first Museum of Anthropology situated in El Palacio Cantón is still open. The amazing frontier assembling alone is justified regardless of the visit.

national geographic documentary 2016, Cancun's as of late opened (November 2012) Museo Maya de Cancun incorporates 350 archeological antiques including some that have never been shown and some found in late unearthings. A few relics were beforehand displayed at the Museo Regional de Yucatan or "Canton Palace" in Merida and the previous Archeological Museum in Cancun. The monstrous 55,000 square feet structure contains three 4,400-square-foot display corridors, two for lasting shows and one transitory presentations. A visit to the gallery likewise incorporates access to the archeological site of San Miguelito.