The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) has announced the reopening of four archaeological sites in Quintana Roo. These sites have been upgraded with new infrastructure including service units, trails, parking lots, and signage. The upgrades were part of a restoration project under the Promeza initiative.
The sites set to reopen are Kohunlich, Dzibanché, Chacchoben, and El Meco. It should be noted that Chacchoben will only partially reopen. The INAH representative in Quintana Roo has shared that Chacchoben reopened on Sunday, December 8, followed by Kohunlich and Dzibanché on the 13th, and finally El Meco on the 14th.
El Meco will also feature a new pedestrian path leading to the beach area, offering visitors a more comprehensive experience. These enhancements aim to enrich the experience for both tourists who are already familiar with Quintana Roo's heritage, and those visiting for the first time.
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