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Small regional museum focused on the history and culture of the local Maya community. The museum has more than 1,000 artifacts in its collection, most relics from local Maya sites like the well-known Moral Reforma, but also from lesser known sites that are not open to the public (Santa Elena and Aguada Fenix).
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Church of our Lord of Tila
One of the most stunningly visual churches in all of Mexico, a veritable explosion of colors. Each swath of color represents a miracle (or an instance of the miracle of love).
One of the least visited Mayan sites. You are likely to be the only visitor, though INAH staff are on site. There is a parking lot and restrooms, but limited facilities. Bring your own water, sunscreen, and mosquito spray. There is no nearby town. A small waterfall, Cascada de la Reforma Moral is about 500 meters from the archaeological site.