2 years ago

This place was one of the most important establishments in the 70’s and 80's in the area, however now it turns out to be an abandoned place that is only visited by curious people, photographers or even people who are in search of paranormal activity.
This place is known for the combination of Mayan architectural styles that can be easily seen.
This place has a scale replica of the ancient Chichén Itzá, which includes the Kukulcán Castle, the Observatory, a replica of the Sacred Cenote, which allegedly has a depth of 7 to 8 meters, or 23-26 feet.

Despite the fame that surrounded this restaurant and entertainment center where representations of sacred rituals were made, much has been speculated about its closure and closure.

Around this, there are several versions, which indicate in the first point that due to economic problems, it was almost unsustainable.

Another speculation is that a lot who worked there did not have the documentation that allowed them to work in the city, for which reason it was closed.

it is rumored that in addition to the restaurant service, they also began to offer “Some special” services, behind the scenes, if you get what I mean. Which also could have led to the business’s closure.

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