Mayan Culture
Mayan Myths: Lotus Flower
In the deepest part of the Mayab jungle, there used to be a marvellous kingdom, whose prince was named Chacdziedzib which means “nightingale.” He was hea
Mayan Myth: The Dwarf of Uxmal
In the city of Kabah, there lived an ancient witch who knew all the mysteries of the stars and the secre
Night Tour Noches de Leyendas
For an unforgettable night out, try Noches de Leyendas: a combination tour / play with a historical and tourism focus, offering its participants a fun evenin
Mayan Myths: Dziu and the Corn
When life was just beginning in the land of the Mayas, the Dziú bird had multi-colored feathers and its chestnut brown eyes danced against its plumage.
Mayan Myth: The Owl, Wise Counsellor
One good day, the birds in the land of the Mayab prepared a sumptuous banquet in honor of their king, Tunkuluchú, the peacock.
Third Mayan Prophecy
The third Mayan prophecy tells us that man’s logic will increase the temperature of the planet and produce climatic and geological imbalances.
The Fourth Mayan Prophecy
The fourth Mayan prophecy explains that the consequences of global warming caused by man’s anti-ecological conduct, and the sun’s greater activity, will
The Second Mayan Prophecy
The second Mayan prophecy announced that the behavior of humans would change on the eclipse of August 11, 1999; they maintained that humans would either lose
Mayan Legends: The Quail
In the old days, when the animals had just finished forming themselves, the quail (Bech) was the favorite bird of the gods.
The First Mayan Prophecy
The first prophecy, which talks about the end of fear, says: our world of hate and materialism will end on Sat. Dec. 22, 2012.