In the heart of the Yucatán Peninsula, after years of Tren Maya construction, a bold Restoration Plan is revitalizing the natural and cultural legacy around Chichén Itzá.
Beyond the iconic Kukulkán Pyramid, this initiative invites you to experience history, nature, and Maya community like never before.

🌿 1. Green Corridors for Wildlife

To protect jaguars, tapirs, and migratory birds, ecological bridges and tunnels are being built to reconnect fragmented jungle.
Imagine walking shaded trails beneath ceiba and chicozapote trees, while your guide points out animal tracks and explains how these creatures are regaining freedom.

🌱 2. Reforestation with Native Species

Thousands of native trees—ramón, white ramón, and guayacán—have been planted in previously deforested areas.
Now, new shoots filter sunlight onto sacred caves and cenotes, creating a living landscape that reflects the resilience of the Maya ecosystem.

💧 3. Protection of Cenotes and Cave Systems

Around Chichén Itzá, new protected zones have been designated for cenotes and underground caves.
This ensures cleaner water and preserves the unique karst formations.
Visitors now enjoy responsible, guided access to once-restricted spaces, rich with ancestral stories tied to Maya cosmology.

🧑‍🌾 4. Community-Based Tourism & Living Culture

The plan includes training local Maya guides and supporting small cultural projects—herbal medicine workshops, water blessing ceremonies, and more.
By participating, you support the local economy and immerse yourself in living traditions that have endured for centuries.

🏛️ 5. New Tourist Infrastructure

The newly opened Visitor Attention Center (CATVI) features modern exhibit halls, nature interpretation areas, and a café.
It’s the perfect place to deepen your understanding and plan how to explore every trail and story Chichén Itzá now offers.

Why Choose Lakin Tours’ Itzá Experience?

With Lakin Tours, your Chichén Itzá visit becomes much more than a sightseeing trip:

✅ Certified, Passionate Guides: Blending restoration facts, Maya mythology, and sustainable practices
✅ Small Groups (max. 10 people): Personalized experience, plenty of time for questions
✅ Enriched Itinerary: Go beyond the pyramid—visit restored zones and natural sanctuaries
✅ Eco-Cultural Impact: Your tour directly supports Maya communities and heritage protection

📸 Don’t settle for a pyramid postcard —
👉 Book your Itzá Experience now and be part of this historic rebirth.