Thinking about exploring one of the most iconic Mayan archaeological sites in Mexico? While the Tulum Ruins are well-known for their stunning cliffside views overlooking the Caribbean Sea ...

Kristin Braswell The Tulum Archaeological site is one of the most visited Mayan archaeological sites along the Riviera Maya. Sitting on a patch of rocky coastline just east of Tulum's downtown ...

Since it’s actually located in Tulum National Park, this is the easiest way to see Mayan ruins in Tulum, Mexico. Compared to ...

Read our scene report of Damian Lazarus’ Day Zero festival in Tulum, complete with a swimmable cenote and sets from Fatboy ...

Over the past twenty years, tourism in Tulum has skyrocketed as travelers flock to enjoy the beaches and ruins of the ancient Mayan port city. The dramatic increase in tourism has brought many ...

TULUM, Mexico - When you’re floating in the balmy, turquoise water, parts of the Quintana Roo coastline still look timeless. Dense tangles of palm trees and shrubs line the soft, sandy beach. Walled ...

What's more, several top attractions – such as Tulum, Mexico's famous Mayan ruins and El Gran Cenote – sit less than 7 miles away. After working up an appetite, travelers can visit the on-site ...

Back in the early ’90s, Tulum was a sleepy pueblo on Mexico’s Riviera Maya, a day trip from a hotel in Playa del Carmen or Cancún to see the ruins and walk around downtown. But by the end of ...