The Puuc Route very rich in decoration and columns, this tour includes the ruins of sayil, Labna and Xlapac, engaging places, which reminds some places of Europe, especially those whit Roman and Greek vestiges. The visitors will also be able to walk in the cave of Loltun, an impressive underground gallery.
The first site Labna encompasses an area of about 1.24 sq. miles. Some of the notable structures include the famous Arch, El Mirador, and El Palacio. Its largest structure, El Palacio, treats you with vaulted arches, columns, and various masks of Chac.

The next stop was Xlapak. The smallest of the sites, it didn’t seem worthy of its 17NP-entrance fee. It consisted of one small structure also called El Palacio.
Sayil is a bit larger than Labna. Its main attraction is the columns found on the Grand Palacio. Also check out Stele 9. Archaeologists believe it to be a phallic symbol.
Loltun caverns, whose name comes from the maya "Lol": Flower and "Tun": Stone, are one of the biggest known from the huge cave system that covers a great territory in southern Yucatan. Here, the visitor can learn the natural and cultural history of the Northern Maya lowlands within a 10,000 years period, from late Pleistocene to contemporary times.

Departures:Tuesday/Friday/Sunday.Includes: Transportation, entrance fees and guide services
Not Includes: Lunch, Drinks and Tips.

Recommendations :
Comfortable light and fresh clothes, as well as good walking shoes
or sneaker, sunglasses and hat.

Price:
$58.00 USD per adult
$36.00 USD per child (from 5 to 11 years)