Coming here means placing yourself inside the heart of the magnificent Lacandona Jungle, where you’ll experience the sound, smell, and the out-of-this-world-feeling of being inside the jungle, a real jungle, where you’ll be welcome by the howling of Saraguato monkeys and the footprints of the legendary jaguar; continuing to a refreshing and purifying swim in any of the many crystal-clear turquoise waterfalls you will encounter along the road. No wonder why Palenque, the Mayan jungle, was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987.
Let the Mayan architecture come to life before your eyes through the myths, rites, rituals and beliefs of the ancient settlers who inhabited the area that is bound with lush vegetation and home to different types of colorful birds, howler monkeys, jaguars, turtles, and many other species of animals that formerly personified the spirits and deities of the Lacandon Jungle.
taken from visitmexico.com
Palenque is visited by a lot of people, most of them are from other countries, so English learners can practice their English. if you made this practice, please add the link to check your video.
