Avenida Tulum

Speed and caution when crossing Toulum Avenue, traffic chaos and drivers completely disregard the designated crosswalks, with many shops and convenience stores on the street, local restaurants, large supermarkets, banks and other services. Put on comfortable shoes and enjoy walking and sightseeing.

Toulon Avenue is named after the name of the most famous site in Cancun. This road is quite prosperous. It is a lively main road in the hotel area. You can go to many places through this road. If you want, the security along the way is still good. There is also a public beach next to the avenue where you can swim and bask in the sun.

Driving south for nearly two hours, I came to this Mayan city built by the sea. The site faces the sea to the East and becomes the first place to see sunrise every day. The lonely ruins overlook the Caribbean Sea. The blue ocean is in sharp contrast to the ancient buildings. It is even more vicious in the years and the beating waves. The Tulum Maya site is situated on a cliff fifteen meters above sea level. It is small but exquisite. The turquoise sea is intoxicating. In Mayan culture, Tulum means wall. It was named Tulum because it was a besieged city. I can't help thinking of the sentence in Qian Zhongshu's Besieged City: Marriage is a besieged city, people outside the city want to go in, people in the city want to come out.

Tulun Avenue is the busiest commercial street in Cancun. There are many hotels and restaurants around it. In the evening, it is very busy. There are many delicious and interesting places to visit.

The road is mixed with traffic, but it is very local.