Artesanías – Asociación de Desarrollo Integral La Máquina de Yaxha (ADIMAYAXHA)
ADIMAYAXHA es una asociación artesanal que crea joyeros, canastas y más con identidad local en Yaxhá. ¡Arte y cultura viva!
Flores, Guatemala
SOBRE ARTESANíAS - ASOCIACIóN DE DESARROLLO INTEGRAL LA MáQUINA DE YAXHA (ADIMAYAXHA)
ADIMAYAXHA es una asociación artesanal que crea joyeros, canastas y más con identidad local en Yaxhá. ¡Arte y cultura viva!
La Asociación de Desarrollo Integral La Máquina de Yaxhá (ADIMAYAXHA) es una iniciativa comunitaria ubicada en las cercanías del Parque Nacional Yaxhá Nakum Naranjo, en Petén, Guatemala. Esta asociación está integrada por 12 personas artesanas que trabajan en la preservación y promoción de las tradiciones culturales de la región, a través de la elaboración y comercialización de artesanías con identidad local.
ADIMAYAXHA forma parte de las asociaciones comunitarias que apuestan por un modelo de turismo comunitario y cultural, generando ingresos sostenibles a partir del conocimiento ancestral y el uso responsable de los recursos naturales. Cada uno de sus productos es elaborado a mano con materia prima local, integrando técnicas tradicionales con diseños inspirados en la riqueza natural y cultural de Petén.
Entre los productos que ofrecen se encuentran: aretes, pulseras, joyeros, bastones, mesas y canastas, todos con un estilo único que refleja el alma de la región. Estas piezas no solo son objetos decorativos o utilitarios, sino también portadoras de historias, saberes y creatividad comunitaria.
La tienda de ADIMAYAXHA abre sus puertas de lunes a domingo, de 08:00 a 17:00 horas, brindando una atención cálida y cercana a los visitantes. Al adquirir estos productos, se contribuye directamente al desarrollo económico local, apoyando a las familias que viven en las comunidades cercanas al parque y fortaleciendo un modelo de conservación basado en la participación activa de la población.
Con ADIMAYAXHA, el arte, la cultura y la comunidad se unen para ofrecer una experiencia auténtica y responsable en el corazón del mundo maya.
Nuestros Servicios
- Arqueología
- Avistamiento de aves
- Eco-arqueología
- Ecoturismo
Contacto
Testimonios
This is where they filmed Survivor: Guatemala. We got very close to howler monkeys. The sunset from the top of one of the temples of Survivor was neat. Tourist groups only come here at sunset. The entrance fee is only 80 quetzales compared to 150 quetzales at Tikal. The temples aren't quite as impressive as Tikal, but there is a beautiful view of the water here.
5/5
This park has a different energy than Tikal. Guatemalas third largest national park. The Mayan temples are stunning. The park received much less people than Tikal. Highly recommend for everyone. You can also camp here and go hiking
5/5
Had this gem all to myself. It was extremely quiet when the howler monkeys weren't roaring. I arrived at 0800 and stayed until 1600. The weather was sunny with a light sprinkle in the afternoon. The monkeys and birds were very active. The ruins were amazing to see. My fav was the lookout. Its approx 150 steps to the top but you can see the other temples. I went down to the lake and could have stayed there all day watching the bird activity. The walkways are very slippery so be careful. The trails are easy to follow with good signs just like tikal. You can arrange a tour via you hotel. No passport needed for this one. Just fill out a little piece of paper and pay cash only 80 Q. No card payment or atm so bring cash. Bring passport just in case that info changes 😉. Tikal requires passport. There's a few nature trails and gravel roads that lead off into the jungle. I found more monkeys and birds back there. Very lively place.
5/5
Super cool place! Not nearly as developed as Tikal so it has a very different feel - it's much quieter, not nearly as busy, but on the flip side the services aren't quite as good. The ruins are excellent, as was our guide Nelson, but the welcome building was half underwater (no washrooms) and the restaurant was closed. I would recommend a visit despite this if you're into Mayan ruins!
4/5
Yaxha is beautiful. My recommendation is to visit Yaxha first and Tikal second. Because Yaxha is the right level to introduce you to the Mayans for the first time. You will understand and enjoy Tikal way more, if you lay the grounds with Yaxha first.
5/5
Galería de las experiencias que organizamos
Ubicación
Contacto
Guadalupe de jesus Valentin Alvarado
Propietario / Socio
guadalupevalentin997@gmail.com
Nuestras redes sociales
