Zona Arqueológica de Tenam Puente — Attraction in Chiapas

Tenam Archaeological Park is an exceptional destination for history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The park is well-preserved, allowing you to truly appreciate the grandeur of this ancient site. One of the highlights is that it tends to have very few visitors, so you can explore the remarkable pyramids and other structures without the crowds that often accompany more popular tourist spots.

The pyramids themselves are awe-inspiring, providing a fascinating glimpse into the past. The park's layout is easy to navigate, and the staff are friendly , enhancing the overall experience. Additionally, the entrance fee is 75 pesos. When you're ready to return to Comitan, the staff can conveniently call a collectivo for you, making your visit hassle-free.

Whether you're a history buff or simply looking for a peaceful place to explore, Tenam Archaeological Park is a...

A very nice archeological site that was completely empty during my visit. I was the only guest for hours, nobody else was there and the site was unstaffed - so I didn't (and couldn't) pay any entrance fee.

The site is bigger than I initially expected and you can move quite freely. There are some nice panoramic views, too (since it's on a hilltop).

I went there by taxi from Comitan (150 pesos one way, directly to the entrance). On the way back, I walked about 30min to the village and took a collectivo from there (I think it was 25 pesos).

I enjoyed the calm atmosphere. There are also some information panels (both Spanish and English) as well as a plan of the area.

If you are in Comitan and have some free time, I highly recommend this place for a laid-back,...

I really enjoyed my visit to Tenam Puente. Seeing the Mayan architecture was awesome. The site has a diversity in its remaining structures giving you a great example of a number of different things from pyramids, to ball courts, to a multiroomed structure. The site is laid out for any easy walking tour and was virtually empty. We had the place to ourselves for half our time and one other couple came through as we were heading out. Easy walk to get too, fair amount of steps in the structures themselves (tall and narrow steps). Parking lot and visitor center have bathrooms and a...