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Playa del Carmen

The Maya Mexico Winter program concludes with a two day visit to beautiful Playa del Carmen. There, students observe and analyze the island’s renowned street-scene, discuss the complicated relationship between tourism and environmental sustainability, and share their final project/oral presentation…

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Chichen Itzá & Cenote Ik Kil

At Chichen Itzá, students encounter the impressive convergence of Maya architecture, mathematics, agriculture, astronomy, commerce, and religion.  The Pyramid of Kukulcan, Temple of the Warriors, Observatory, and Ball Court help students appreciate pre-Columbian advances and restraints. Our excursion culminates with…

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Historic Mérida

Beautiful and charming, Merida is the capital city of the Yucatán.  Students actively explore vibrant markets, colonial architecture, local food, and other slices of daily life.  Highlights include the Monumento a la Patria— a massive monument depicting centuries of Mexican…

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Teotihuacan

Located 30 miles outside Mexico City, Teotihuacan was the largest city in the Western Hemisphere prior to 1450.  During its golden age, Teotihuacan covered 8 square miles and supported a population over 100,000. It is renowned for its immense causeway…

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Mexico City

Mexico City is a stunning cosmopolitan blend of traditional and modern, evident in its impressive architecture, artwork, food, music, and fashion.  Despite Mexico City’s size and population, its distinct and lively neighborhoods lend the capital an intimate, almost homey feel…

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