Really interesting place for people who like to more about the area and a fascinating couple More

Interesting museum and a pretty location. The one thing they don't tell you is that while "preserving" artifacts, they stole some from the indigenous people, who are the rightful owners. More

Genuine local artists and crafts persons performing traditional soon to be lost skills. Lovely location. More

The museum is a compilation of all the work Duby Trudy and her Husband did during their lifetime in the Lacandona Jungle, in Chiapas, México. There's an educational video an many pictures of old Chiapas, those are worth watching, for me it was interesting because i'm mexican. There are also old maps and equipment from the early european explorers. Also... More

Na Bolom means house of the Jaguar. elegant colonial mansion owned by a philanthropic couple. Today the house displays their collection; tools, crafts, clothing, picutures, archaelogical finding and books. Library has more than 10,000 volumes. Old chapel contains colonial era religious art. Back of the house id a botanical garden. Admission is 40 peso. More

a little run down although somewhat interesting. Mrs. Blom died in 1993 and the upkeep semms to be poor More

The video is now in English and gave much insight. We were impressed with the museum. Just would not recommed taking a tour with Maria. I feel bad writing something negative but we were very disappointed in the quality of the tour to Chamula and Zinacantan More

We did the guided tour in English and would heartily recommend it. The tour started with a film about the Lacandan and about the Bloms. The film was very interesting in content and very well made and totally kept my interest. The remainder of the tour was very informative but ended rather abruptly when the guide said I could go... More

This is a place where the archaeology of the Maya is still being studied but also one where the spirit of the early explorations is very tangible. More