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Did you know? If you stand at the base of the stairs at the Temple of Kukulcán and clap, the echo sounds like a bird's chirp instead of a normal thud. This was likely on purpose. Experts believe the Maya built the stone steps specifically to mimic the sound of the Quetzal, a sacred bird they saw as a messenger from the gods. It’s an amazing piece of 1,000-year-old sound engineering that shows the Maya didn't just build for looks.

Peak (Dry Season): December – April. These are sunny and dry months. Good for the beach and visiting ancient sites. Some days can be very hot.

Shoulder Season: May – June. Hotter days and more chances of rain. Less crowds.

Off-peak (Wet Season): July – November. You are likely to experience tropical storms. This is also hurricane season. However, there are less crowds and you are likely to get some places all to yourself. You still have many chances to get perfect sunny days to explore and hang out at the beach.

Credit cards are widely used and accepted throughout Mexico. Cash can be helpful in smaller towns and nice to have.

Network Reality: There is very good connection throughout Mexico. You will have cellular service in most towns and cities. Like most places, you might have connectivity issues in rural areas.
Power & Plugs: Mexico uses Type A and B plugs (the same as the United States). The voltage is 127V.

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