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Valladolid |
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Half-way between Merida and Cancun, Valladolid sits at the cross-roads of the east-west and north-south highways of the Yucatan Peninsula. The new super highway between Chichen-Itza and Cancun bypasses Valladolid.
Valladolid traces its roots to 1543 when it was founded by Francisco de Montejo - principal settler of most of the Spanish foot-holds in the Yucatan peninsula - on the ruins of the mayan city of Zací. Cenotes - water-filled sinkholes in the limestone soil - are found nearby. |
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Based on information contained in the Mexico Travel Database on January 25, 2012 |
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