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 Sayil archaeological site is located only 5
km from
Xlapak in the State of Yucatan in Mexico.
Sayil dates from 800-1000 A.C. and
its outstanding because of the existence of a construction called El Palacio (The Palace)
with three stepped positions. During its most splendid period, this site had 90 bedrooms
for some 350 people. From the top level of the Palace, you can see the church at Santa
Elena and across the way a tine ruin on the side of a mountain, which is called "The
nine masks".
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Balankanche Cave
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Caverns of Loltun
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Celestun
Town
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Chichen-Itza Archaeological
Site
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Dzibilchaltun Archaeological
Site
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Dzilam de Bravo
Town
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Dzitya
Town
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Ekbalam Archaeological Site
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Izamal
City
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Kabah Archaeological
Site
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Kopoma Town
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Labna Archaeological
Site
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Mayapan Archaeological
Site
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Merida
۞ Capital City
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Oxkintok Archaeological
Site
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Poxila Town
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Progreso
Town
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Rio Lagartos
Town
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Santa Clara
Town
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Sayil Archaeological
Site
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Tecoh Town
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Telchac Puerto
Town
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Tikul Town
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Tizimin Town
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Uxmal Archaeological
Site
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Valladolid
City
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Xcambo Town
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Xlapak Archaeological
Site
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The Paths of the Mayab
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