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Maní: Discover Yucatán’s Colonial Charm

Colonial jewel of Yucatan

The Magical Town of Maní is a historical jewel of the state of Yucatán, characterized by its incredible architectural and historical heritage. Its colonial-style buildings are the testimony of its history, since Maní was one of the first Mayan territories to which the Franciscans arrived. So in its streets and surroundings you can see the result of the union of both cultures.

 

During your trip you will not only fall in love with its wonderful landscapes, but also with its traditions, with the art of its textile workshops that preserve the ancient techniques of traditional embroidery.

 

You can also delight yourself with typical dishes from the state of Yucatán, you should not miss trying the legendary "Poc Chuc" (a dish with marinated pork).

 

Where is the Magical Town of Maní located?

Maní is located approximately 90 km (56 miles) from the city of Mérida, from where you can get there by private car or bus.

 

Get ready to discover the beautiful tourist attractions of this new Magical Town from Yucatan.

 


Tourist Attraction
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    Leave behind the hurry life and reencounter the Chichimeca history and culture in the Pueblo Mágico of Yuriria, in Guanajuato southern. Its incomparable natural environment and its rich and peaceful atmosphere allow you to walk through its cobbled streets and enjoy the hospitality of its people. Yuriria is called “Lake of Blood” because of its waters attractive colors caused by sun reflection that forms blood aliked greenish and reddish tones. The artificial lagoon was the first hydraulic w

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    Zempoala, Zacuala, Textilpan and Tlaquilpan were the four towns that in the mid-sixteenth century converged to form the Congregation of All Saints, which had its epicenter in what is now Zempoala main square in the state of Hidalgo, 30 kilometers away Pachuca city. Precisely in front of the Main Square is the parish and the plateresque facade’s Ex Convento de Todos los Santos, built between 1570 and 1585 by the Franciscan monks. It has a high tower for the belfry and a large open chapel wit

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    Jala, in Nayarit, is a Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) that transports us to the historical past between Indians and Spaniards through its old and picturesque houses that seem to have stopped in time, where the days pass peacefully, accompanied by an atmosphere full of life. Jala is a municipality in the state of Nayarit, located 50 minutes from Tepic and an hour and a half from Guadalajara. It is located on the imposing Ceboruco volcano, surrounded by wonderful landscapes and beautiful expres