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Cocoa plantation for an exciting and relaxing walk in Uxmal
Opposite the archeological site, in the heart of a lush forest housing a 2-hectare cocoa plantation, is a fascinating walk. Discover 6 rooms retracing the history of cocoa, its uses in Mexico and around the world, and take part in discovery and tasting workshops. You can also attend a traditional Mayan ceremony or take part in a workshop to make your own chocolate. Finally, the museum's eco-park is home to a refuge for the region's wild animals. Not to be missed on your visit to Uxmal.
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Opening time and information on CHOCO-STORY UXMAL
Open daily from 9am to 7.30pm. Free for children under 6. Adults: $190. Children: $90. Students/over 60s: $130.
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Located in Uxmal, the Choco-Story museum welcomes you to an authentic and historic setting, a former hacienda. You'll discover the history of cocoa, from its origins in the north-western Amazon basin to its arrival in Europe, where chocolate was born. You'll also learn about the cultural and economic importance of this raw material to the Olmec and Mayan peoples. A visit here will give you a deeper understanding of cocoa growing techniques, varieties and preparation processes. What's more, this museum, with its six exhibition rooms, features a traditional Mayan house where you can discover how a middle-class Mayan family lived. Beautiful selections of clothing and utensils are also on display. The site also features a tasting room where you can enjoy chokoj ha, a traditional beverage made from roasted and ground cocoa beans, spiced up with herbs and spices. During a visit to Choco-Story, you can also witness a traditional Mayan ceremony. Take a stroll through the museum's botanical garden and visit the endemic animal sanctuary. A playground is also available on site. A good address for an enriching and enjoyable visit!
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Rescue of a Jaguar by the AMU Choco Story!
The animal shelter (Unidad Medio Ambiental) of the Choco Story Museum has just taken in a new resident
It is "KIN " a jaguar rescued from the Ciudad de Mexico and entrusted to us by the PROFEPA
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Tour of the Cocoa Museum, tasting and Mayan Ceremony
Welcome to the Choco Story Museum in Uxmal!
Discover the ancient history of cocoa on the Yucatan Peninsula through a walk through the jungle between interactive exhibits, traditional cocoa tasting and Mayan ceremony
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Mais je ne veux pas soutenir un endroit qui garde encore des animaux pour amuser des touristes stupides. Même s'il s'agissait soi-disant d'animaux blessés qui ont été sauvés, je trouve que c'est extrêmement présomptueux de notre part, à nous les humains, de décider pour un animal qu'il doit certes survivre, mais qu'il doit pour cela être en captivité????Il vaut mieux changer radicalement notre comportement de manière à ne plus détruire leur habitat ou blesser les animaux d'une autre manière????????