Chiapas and Tabasco

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  • 1. Izapa

    A lesser-known archaeological site, just 15 minutes from Tapachula, on the road to Talismán, the Izapa ruins are said to provide a link between Olmec and early Maya cultures. Closest to Tapachula are groups A and B, down a marked road off the highway. Group A is in a state of neglect, but Group B has a huge pyramid and some well-preserved stelae. The largest and most impressive ruins are Group F, visible from the highway. They are less than 1 km (½ mile) farther along the road, on the left. This fully restored ceremonial center—complete with pyramids, a ball court, altars, and stelae—enjoyed its heyday around 300 to 200 BC.

    Chiapas, Mexico
    962-626–4173

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