Merida : Private Transport to Uxmal Echo Video Mapping

This night tour combines a visit to the Uxmal archaeological site with an evening video-mapping show, using light, sound, and narration projected onto the ruins to bring Mayan history to life after dark.

After pickup, the drive to Uxmal takes about 80 minutes, with a short stop along the way in case you'd like to buy water or snacks.

Once at Uxmal, you'll buy your entrance ticket and begin a walking tour that starts at the Pyramid of the Soothsayer and continues through five key points of the ancient city, ending with the video-mapping show in the Nuns Quadrangle — a display of lights and narratives centered on Mayan history and worldview.

The return drive to Merida takes another 80 minutes, and you can be dropped off at the same pickup point or another location within the city center.

This is a good fit for travelers interested in Mayan history who'd like to see a well-known site presented differently than during the day, though it's not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries; it's otherwise suitable for all physical fitness levels.

In-vehicle air conditioning is included; admission fees to the site are not, so plan to cover that cost separately.

Meet at Hotel Victoria, located opposite the Flag Monument. If you're not staying there, wait at the entrance bench or the restaurant, and your guide will ask for you.