We stopped here for a couple of hours on a ten day circuit tour by rentacar out of Cancun. Unlike Chisza Itza and Uxmal, there are not large productions, entryways, throngs of tourists or even vendors. They apparently get single bus tours once and a while, but even one of these was there you would not be hard pressed to... More

This ruin is very nice to visit if you're traveling to the city of Campeche. I've visited the site 2 times in the past and to me, the Temple of Five Levels is one of the most beautiful in the entire Yucatan Peninsula. Most tourists never visit a remote ruin such as this, but if they do, they're glad they... More

Edzna (pronounced eetsnak) is, by far, my favorite site in the whole country, it is a couple of miles from the highway so you have it almost just for yourself when you visit, it is very well preserved considering it isn't a major tourist attraction. It has very beautiful buildings and scenery, well placed information regarding the constructions, history and... More

We read that Edzna was worth a visit after touring Uxmal and they were correct. There were a few lesser ruins between Uxmal and Edzna that we were able to see from the road but we did not have time to stop. Edzna was a little out of the way on our drive from Uxmal to Palenque but we were... More

Of all the ruins I've visited in the Yucatan, Edzná is my favorite. It has the perfect combination of size, well restored ruins, and smaller crowds to make the visit completely worthwhile. You get the complete package. On one hand, everything is very well taken care of. On the other, there were very few visitors when I was there (February... More

One of the highlights of our visit to Campeche was an excursion to the Mayan ruins of Edzna. The are located about forty minutes from Campeche city. We had a rental car, so we were able to go there on our own, but there are tours offered from the hotels if you don't have your own transportation. When we arrived... More