Labna

Two things stand out at Labna. First, the interconnecting roads between the plazas have been fully restored illustrating a small part of the vast Maya roadwork throughout the Yucatan. It is estimated that 95% of the total labor was used in building this vast road system and the other 5% went to the pyramids. Second is the arch to a residence. Most arches were used for entrances to cities so this individual must have been of some importance.

Smaller but interesting site minus all the tourists. I've seen many dozens of pyramids throughout Mexico, Guatemala and Belize and this is worth seeing, especially if you're driving on your own.

A pleasant way to spend your time you can’t help but be impressed and educated and left in wonder

A very nice mayan cite. Very few visitors, which made it a very pleasant place to be

A magical place, being there was as if I traveled to the past and was part of an expedition exploring this ancient city. It is difficult to get lost since the path is well marked. It is allowed to touch and climb the structures, which makes the place more exciting