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- You've
just spent an hour on a hot, crowded bus, rolling over
bumpy, dusty roads, with little to see and even less to
do.
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"This
better be worth it," you mutter to yourself as you catch
the tram from the parking lot to the site itself. It's hot,
you can't see your tour guide, and you have sunscreen in your
eyes. Then you hand in your ticket and walk through the portal
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sight is breathtaking, but the tour guides have this all planned.
You will find yourself awed by each new sight, only to be
all the more surprised at the next... I
would recommend taking the tour the guides have planned
for you, but you're free to wander if you choose.
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All the information about
the Tulum area history and ruins was kindly provided by
our friend Scott Sakurai. You can contact him at billthecat@geocities.com
or visiting his site by
clicking here
All images and text in this area
are copywright of Scott Sakurai.
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