Museo de Arqueologia Maya

Opened in November 2012, the Maya Museum was designed by Mexican architect Alberto García Lascurain for six years and $15 million. This modern white building seems perfectly located in the heart of Cancun’s bustling hotel district. But its sleek exterior obscures the museum's 55,000 square feet of property, which also includes the archaeological site of San Miguelto, an oasis of calm shrouded in trees and contains the fact that about 40 Mayan buildings (including a 26-foot pyramid).

The Mayan Archaeological Museum in Kopan is actually in the Mayan site, which is an exhibition of archaeology, because there are many treasures unexplored underground. You can visit the archaeological site. Between the two walls of a temple, under the roof of the shed is the archaeological site. You can see the archaeologists digging every inch of land in detail. Of course, there are some archaeological discoveries in the museum on the edge. It is well worth everyone to visit.

Some buildings displaying the Kopan Maya site also have some stone carvings, and there are imitation buildings. When you buy tickets, you can buy them together. You can also buy them separately from the tickets. It is recommended to buy it and see.

The Maya Archaeological Museum is located in the center of Copan Town. Visitors can take a bus from the capital of Copan Province and can be reached on the same day. The museum is small in size and there are not many tourists. There are many carved remnants that look quite exquisite.

Very small museum, right next to the Maya ruins. There is nothing inside, but you can come and go around. The museum is not large in scale, and there are not many tourists. There are many carved remnants, which look quite exquisite.