Secret Valladolid: 5 Hidden Spots Tourists Haven’t Discovered Yet
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Secret Valladolid: 5 Hidden Spots Tourists Haven’t Discovered Yet Valladolid, the jewel of eastern Yucatán, is full of history, culture, and magic. But beyond its main streets and famous cenotes, there’s a secret Valladolid that few people know. Today, I’m sharing five hidden places that will connect you with the authentic soul of the town—perfect for travelers seeking more than just a selfie: those looking for a truly unique experience. 1. El Callejón de los Frailes (Beyond the Convent) This alley is well-known, but few walk all the way to the end. If you venture past the Convent of San Bernardino, you’ll discover hidden murals, ancient doors that look like movie props, and artisan shops that don’t show up on Google Maps. The sunset light here is pure poetry. 📍 Local Tip: Visit after 6 p.m. to see it come alive with a magical and peaceful vibe. 2. Cenote X'Kekén Through the Back Entrance Yes, Cenote Dzitnup is famous. But many don’t know there’s an alternative entrance use...