Campeche
Campeche, a state in Mexico, is located on the Yucatán Peninsula and includes limestone hills, tropical forests, and the Gulf of Mexico coastline. The nation's capital is a walled city with cobblestone streets and baroque Spanish architecture from the colonial era that bears its name. The Campeche Archaeological Museum is located in the preserved defenses of Fuerte de San Miguel, and it features artifacts from many Mayan sites, such as Edzná and Isla de Jaina.
A Taste of Campeche's Rich Culinary Traditions
A tour through Campeche's gastronomic landscape is presented in the form of a collection of the region's signature dishes that serve as a gastronomic depiction of the region's traditional cuisine.
Mayan Route: A Unique Journey of Ancient Maya Culture
Introduction to the Mayan Route. Find out about the right season, how to get there and get around, lodging, food, and more practical tips.
These are the states that make up the Mayan Route in Mexico
These are the states that the classic Mayan Route crosses, as well as information about the countries and possible alternative itineraries.
Caribbean and Campeche cuisine: stories of smugglers and pirates
The similarity between Caribbean and Campeche cuisine goes beyond numerous ingredients; dishes considered local specialties have a common origin with the islands.
The best of Campeche and what makes it unique
A visit to the state of Campeche, but also to know its history, its customs, its gastronomy, its traditions, and its geography, with beaches, rivers, lagoons, mangroves, and jungles. An amazingly biodiverse place that very few know about.
The historical events of the victory of Chakán Putum in Campeche
This is how on March 25, 1517, the Mayas defeated the Spaniards, who were made to return to the island of Cuba, fiercely defended their territory and that is why it is called "The victory of Chakán Putum".