Mexico's Southern States Culture
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Oaxaca and Chiapas were centres of civilisation long before the Aztec Empire arose in central Mexico around 1300 CE.
Each sustained its own grand, hidden city — Oaxac ’s mountaintop Monte Albán flourished from 500 BCE to 850 CE.
The influence of each kingdom is palpable in the streets of both states’ main cities today .
Beyond the rich culture of the cities and the remnants of the states' regal histories are unspoilt natural landscapes.
Chiapas is one of the heartlands of the mighty Maya civilisation.
It is home to centuries -old Mesoamerican cities as well as traditional villages where Mayan languages are still spoken.
San Cristóbal de las Casas is the gateway to the state, but those who venture no further miss out.
Chiapas ’s first national park, Lagunas de Montebello features a mighty 59 pools, separated by thin strips of forest.
Explore the archaeological park, Palenque , whose highlights include the Palace complex and Temple of the Inscriptions .
Watch for the calls of howler monkeys in the Lacanjá River .
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