Explore the geography of ancient Mexico, from Maya cities on the Yucatán Peninsula to the highland centres of Oaxaca and the Valley of Mexico. Use the map and site directory to connect archaeological visits with the places you plan to travel.
Start with our state guides for regional context, then open an individual site page for its story, photography and visitor information.
Map of archaeological sites
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Archaeological site directory
Atzompa (Oaxaca)
Balam Kú (Campeche)
Becán (Campeche)
Bonampak (Chiapas)
Calakmul (Campeche)
Cempoala (Veracruz)
Cenoté Dzitnup (Yucatan)
Chacchoben (Quintana Roo)
Chicanná (Campeche)
Chichén Itzá (Yucatan)
Chinkulti (Chiapas)
Cholula (Puebla)
Dainzú (Oaxaca)
Edzna (Campeche)
Ek’Balam (Yucatan)
El Tajin (Veracruz)
El Tigre (Campeche)
Kabah (Yucatan)
Kohunlich (Quintana Roo)
La Venta (Tabasco)
Labná (Yucatán)
Lambityeco (Oaxaca)
Los Guachimontones (Jalisco)
Monte Albán (Oaxaca)
Mitla (Oaxaca)
Muyil (Chunyaxche) (Quintana Roo)
Palenque (Chiapas)
Quiahuizlan (Veracruz)
Sayil (Yucatan)
Tenam Puente (Chiapas)
Teotihuacan (Mexico)
Toniná (Chiapas)
Tulum (Quintana Roo)
Uxmal (Yucatan)
Valley of the Throat Cutters (Nayarit)
Xelha Mayan Ruins (Quintana Roo)
Xpuhil (Campeche)
Yaxchilán (Chiapas)