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Small Maya site with several pyramids and other well-restored structures. Climbing the pyramids is still allowed at this site. It's a beautifully maintained site in a natural setting with colonies of monkeys living in the trees around it. The site museum has a number of artifacts recovered from the site. Bring water, snacks, hat, and mosquito repellent because there's no store nearby.
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The Malecon is a pleasant downtown area where you can walk along the riverfront, pose for selfies in front of the town's letters, or stop to admire their mural. Boats can be hired for a sightseeing ride on the river.
The town's main square is rather plain, lacking shade trees and with a bland character that cries out for street vendors to give it some local interest. Good meeting point or good for an evening stroll.
One of the most vibrantly colorful and fanciful small churches in Mexico. A must for shutterbugs.
Maya site from the late classic period, probably peaked around 600 AD. There's 94 identified structures at the site in five groups. Buildings include pyramids, platforms, a ballcourt, and an astronomical observatory. Archaeologists found the remains of 35 humans buried at this site. The site covers an area of 70 hectares.