Piedras Negras
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emanueleerrico
意大利那不勒斯10 条分享
2017年12月
spettacolare d anon perdere, sembra di tornare nel passato pieno di fascino e storia, avvolta nella nature piu selvaggia, le guide bravissime , spiegazioni in utte le lingue , posto incantevole peino di storia
撰写日期：2018年6月10日
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haohuangpianist
加利福尼亚克莱蒙特238 条分享
2017年1月 • 夫妻情侣
Incredibly dense rain forest that has swallowed up a major Mayan city that was a rival to Yaxilan and others for the Uscaminta River trade route. Romantic, spectacular vistas, dark brooding ruins, well worth the 4 hour trip each way from the Mexican border. On the way we saw lots of jungle wildlife including howler monkeys, crocodiles, many different kinds of birds. Felt like a real jungle adventure!
撰写日期：2017年2月4日
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tausert
俄罗斯莫斯科744 条分享
2016年7月 • 好友
Добраться сюда сложно, руины находятся практически на границе Гватемалы и Мексики. Можно попасть со стороны Гватемалы на лошадях, можно на лодке из мексиканского города Frontera Corozal. Но оно того стоит, особенно для ценителей истории. Ну или для желающих почувствовать себя Индианой Джонсом)
撰写日期：2016年9月18日
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Phil E
明尼苏达980 条分享
2015年2月 • 好友
We accessed this site from Frontera Corozal, Mexico - by taking a 4 hour boat ride down the Usumacinta River (which is the border between Mexico & Guatemala). It should be noted that it's closer to a six hour ride back (against the current). This includes two stretches of rapids (where we had to stop and bail the water out the boats). The majority of the ride is through high-canopy jungle, with exotic birds, howler monkeys and crocodiles along the banks. Happily, as it had rained the night before, we were able to seen fresh jaguar tracks along the banks.
The site is on a bend in the river, on a bluff far above it. There is no dock or landing, you beach the boat, and climb a high sand dune to the site.
The site is not 'improved', there are no facilities - so you are in the jungle for the walk through the site.
This site had it's height in the late classic period, and is historically very significant. The site is known for it's sweat-bath and great sculptures.
It should also be noted that we also saw a boat reliably identified as human traffickers taking young women and children down river at dusk (while we were on our way back).
I feel that it's important to note that we took this trip only with the assistance and guidance of two local Archaeologists, who had not only been there previously, but who also have strong and ongoing connections with the local peoples (note that I did not say local "authorities" or "governments").
Although this was a great experience, it is probably not a trip that you want to attempt on your own!
The site is on a bend in the river, on a bluff far above it. There is no dock or landing, you beach the boat, and climb a high sand dune to the site.
The site is not 'improved', there are no facilities - so you are in the jungle for the walk through the site.
This site had it's height in the late classic period, and is historically very significant. The site is known for it's sweat-bath and great sculptures.
It should also be noted that we also saw a boat reliably identified as human traffickers taking young women and children down river at dusk (while we were on our way back).
I feel that it's important to note that we took this trip only with the assistance and guidance of two local Archaeologists, who had not only been there previously, but who also have strong and ongoing connections with the local peoples (note that I did not say local "authorities" or "governments").
Although this was a great experience, it is probably not a trip that you want to attempt on your own!
撰写日期：2015年2月21日
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Ecaloca
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2014年2月 • 好友
Para visitar Piedras Negras hay que ir al parque nacional Sierra de lacandón. Partí desde Flores y luego tuve que tomar una lancha que tardó más de tres horas (siempre ir con guías y la excursión contratada de antemano ya que dicen que el río es peligroso)
撰写日期：2015年1月8日
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Greg V
阿拉巴马927 条分享
2010年12月 • 独自旅游
There's basically 2 ways to get to the site. One is by lancha from Frontera Corozal in Mexico and the other is by horse from the Guatemala side of the border. I've only went there once by lancha. The site is nice to visit but does not have a lot of standing structures to see. One thing there which is extremely nice to see is the grave cap stone of Tatiana Proskuriokoff. I recommend this site to anyone who is willing to go through the effort for going there.
撰写日期：2011年11月16日
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Marije v
荷兰Lekkerkerk14 条分享
Hi, we would like to visit Piedras Negras. Did you do so from the Mexico or were you in Guatemala. If you did visit from Mexico, could you please inform me how and where you made arrangements to visit the site? Thank you!
Naturetravelers
宾夕法尼亚Glen Mills108 条分享
Around 2011 my wife and I traveled to Chiapas to tour Palenque and other area Maya sites and we made the trip to Piedras Negras. In Mexico, we stayed at Quinta Cha Nab Nal (which is only about 3km from Palenque) and the hotel owner was able to arrange a guide (who arranged the hike through the jungle to the river, boat to the site, etc.) and set up the tour as a day trip. Unlike other reviewers who had to travel hours by boat, if you're staying in the area we were, the ride was not nearly as long.
Compared to the other sites we toured that trip (Palenque, Yaxchilan, Bonampak, Plan de Ayutla, Tonina), this was quite a bit more expensive to arrange, but it was an unforgettable experience to be alone in a ruin that has been largely left to time and the jungle.
Hope you get the chance to visit!
Deborah W
弗吉尼亚夏洛茨维尔7 条分享
Can anyone recommend a good tour company, or tour guide, to take me there, or other places in the remote Peten. Especially want to travel the Rio Passion (did so decades ago but never finished). Thanks
ErikChristiansen
新西兰汉密尔顿10 条分享
I have no obvious answer but intend to go there in Feb / March and will find out something by then. When do you intend on travelling?
ReneeJulliette
加拿大温哥华6 条分享
Phil1ip:
Who did you use as a guide for piedras Negras, and how can I contact them?
Thanks a lot!
Hi there, I'm thinking of trying to get to this place on an upcoming trip, and I have heard about the option of getting there on horseback from the Guatemalan side. This is infinitely more appealing to me than the 6/8 hour boat ride either way.
Please, if you have the time, could you tell me if you know anything about this horse trek option? Such as, who will do that for you? where would you depart from etc?
Also wondering whether that can be fitted in one day or whether you would need to stay the night at some point en route or at the ruins.....!
Thanks!
Alex
