The Yucatán Peninsula technically ends at Campeche, but the peninsula’s culture and history extend past its boarders, into Tabasco and on to Chiapas. Just visit the ruins at Palenque (p. 132) and you’ll see that Mayan culture and brilliance is well and alive in this part of the...Read more in our Travel Guide>
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