The Hacienda San Antonio Chichi de los Lagos derives its name from the mesmerizing trio of neighboring crystal-clear lakes. In a remarkable feat of restoration, the 18th-century main house underwent a magnificent revitalization in 2009, meticulously transforming the hacienda into an exquisite haven that epitomizes tranquility, harmony, and a deep connection with nature. Here are…
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Hacienda Yaxcopoil came to life in the 17th century. Its name means “place of the green poplars” in the Mayan language. The hacienda brings together in its history the three great periods of the Yucatan of yesteryear. Those are pre-Hispanic life, colonial life and the henequen boom. Today the hacienda has transformed into a museum.…
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The Chan Chochola hacienda has some of the most beautiful architecture in the state of Yucatan. Of European style, its towers are of Spanish origin and with a tile roof, typical of the time. It has its origins in colonial times, and was mainly used to raise cattle and cavalry. It is said that Santa…
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Mexico is full of haciendas, as they’re an important part of the country’s history. In most of them, you can see what they used to make and how people used to live and work there. Hacienda Selva Maya is a bit different, though. Not only you can see that, but you can swim in a…
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