1000 Puzzle Mexico: Tulum, Vintage Poster from the Anderson Design Group special collection exclusive to .
Tulum, Mexico, is a gateway into the grandeur of the Mayan civilization. As a significant Mayan city in the pre-Columbian era, Tulum was a fully walled and fortified city that played a pivotal role as a major port. Interestingly, it was one of the last Mayan cities to succumb to the European settlers, with the final Mayans not leaving the city until about 70 years after the Spanish began their settlement in Central America. Today, Tulum magnetizes tourists with its historic charm and strategic position atop forty-foot vertical cliffs, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the azure sea.
Tulum, Mexico, is a gateway into the grandeur of the Mayan civilization. As a significant Mayan city in the pre-Columbian era, Tulum was a fully walled and fortified city that played a pivotal role as a major port. Interestingly, it was one of the last Mayan cities to succumb to the European settlers, with the final Mayans not leaving the city until about 70 years after the Spanish began their settlement in Central America. Today, Tulum magnetizes tourists with its historic charm and strategic position atop forty-foot vertical cliffs, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the azure sea.
