Sitio Arqueológico Iximche

A must see! Great in building museum with lots of information and artifacts. All in spanish but, we were able to use our google translate and have our phones read out the information. The grounds are still being used by Mayans for their rituals. Be very mindful and respectful should you be lucky enough.to be a wintess to this. Lots of ruins to see...

Very interesting experience in discovering Maya history and culture in the southern part of the Country. Located about 1h15' from Antigua, highly recommended to book a tour with hotel pickup. Admission ticket is Q50 per person including guide (spanish/english spekers). The site is not huge but well maintain, with small musem with artifacts. Total tour is about 1,5 hrs. Well organized and definitely interesting. Recommended if spending a few days in Antigua Guatemala.

Great place to visit Q20. Good views swimming and lots of steps to climb around on. Rocks to jump from as well as platform unfortunately it was closed when we tried to go to it.

Smaller Ruins with a museum on site - still worth the visit!

This is a great, smaller site to see, especially if you can't get to Tikal. Many of the mounds are still covered with dirt and only a few are exposed. Several ball courts to see, but no real pyramids compared to Tikal. We also got to see some rituals being performed. There is a small museum. It was not crowded at all when we were there. Having a guide was very helpful because there aren't a lot of signs or explanations within the park itself.

It was awesome to tour this myan settlement and see the history of the area. Wonderful museum and information spread throughout for you to read.

Nice site and not to busy in the morning. With a guide you get more detailed info on how it was.

A dream come true visiting Iximche. I studied this site way back in my university days, and its history and relevance stayed firmly planted in my mind. What i was its importance to the current day Mayans, and it's continued use as a ceremonial site. This day, the visit, the ruins, conservation, and interpretation will stay with me forever.