– Region: Chiapas — Reserva de la Biósfera Montes Azules (Lacandón Maya community, remote jungle)

 – Elevation: 200

 – GPS Coordinates: 16.984° N, 91.558° W

 – Access Difficulty: T4 — Small plane from Palenque OR 6hr rough road + boat on Lacandón territory 

 – Opening Season: Year-round (best Dec–Apr dry season; forest accessible)

 – Winter Room: – Number of Beds: 10  – Showers: No — basic outdoor

 – Drinking Water: Yes — lake/stream (treat) – Meals & food: Full board (Lacandón traditional food)

– Mobile Signal: No – Payment Methods: Cash — arrange through Chiapas ecotourism operators | permits required for reserve

 – Reservation Link: Click here to make a reservation

 – Short Description: One of Mexico’s most remote and extraordinary cultural experiences. The Lacandón Maya are the last descendants of the ancient Maya who fled into the Selva Lacandona jungle to avoid Spanish conquest. Only ~600 Lacandón people remain. Nahá community opens their territory to a very limited number of respectful visitors. Pristine Montes Azules Biosphere Reserve jungle: tapir, jaguar (rarely seen), harpy eagle, spider monkeys.