When Spanish explorers came to Mexico, are located on a was an important trade route into ancient Mayan architecture and.
Some parts of the walking trails meander along the cliff edge, so parents need to keep a vigilant eye on little adventurers. The murals depicted intertwined snakes, offerings to the gods, and divine male and female deities. What sets the site apart from other ruins in Mexico is that it is well-preserved and boasts its inviting beach. The site might have been called Zama, meaning City of Dawn, because it faces the sunrise. By the time the Spanish arrived in , Tulum had a population of around within its fortified walls.
