These are other lesser-known Mayan ruins than Chichen Itza but worth visiting, they are a bit hidden since they are located within a small “jungle”, but it has the peculiarity that the main pyramid of Coba can be climbed on foot And the views from the top are stunning.
It is an ideal occasion to soak up not only the exuberant nature of Mexico, but also get to know in depth the traditions, way of life, customs and, of course, the amazing architectural vestiges of the ancient Mayan culture.
And it is that the ruins of Cobá are some of the archaeological ruins of Yucatan with greater artistic and cultural value, since they have a long history rich in socio-political fluctuations, common in large and powerful cities such as those in northern Yucatan.
If you are going to visit Cobá, you should know that much of the city was built in the middle of the classic period of the Mayan civilization, between the years 500 and 900 of our era.
The city of Coba would have had extensive territorial control.
