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Cobá Zona Arqueológica Cobá, Coba

4.8

#2 of 42 in Historic Sites in Quintana Roo

Must see · Ruin · Tourist Spot

Marvel at centuries-old architecture with a visit to Cobá Zona Arqueológica Cobá, whose name means "water stirred by wind" in Mayan. Home to the tallest Mayan pyramid located in modern-day Mexico, which stands at 40 m (130 ft), the archaeological site showcases the ingenuity of ancient architects. Experience a steep climb to the top of the pyramid, where you can catch various views over the site. Take a tour to learn about the cultural and scientific achievements of the Mayan people, who were the first to acknowledge the importance of the number zero in mathematics. Use our Coba trip itinerary site to visit Cobá Zona Arqueológica Cobá on your trip to Coba, and learn what else travelers and our writers recommend seeing nearby.

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Cobá Zona Arqueológica Cobá reviews

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By Jonathan S

Our second stop of the day after Tulum. Our stroll around the Coba site was breath-taking. Like at Tulum, you definitely will want to get a tour guide if you don't have one ... otherwise you'll miss.... more »
By uthersb

Wonderful site Got there on the Oriente from Playa del Carmen main bus terminal. it's the one that goes to Merida at 0830 and 0930, MXN$100. It dropped us off as the road turns left near the lake in.... more »

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By Jowell

Do it with a tour guide. They explain it further than just looking at ruins but their actual historical relationship. And Mayan culture is so interesting you'll want to hear it all. I loved our trip there. It's amazing it see what humans are capable of.

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By John Wilcox

A better site than Tulum. After seeing this ruin I feel Tulum is overrated

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