Create your Tulum map poster

The Maya city reached its greatest prominence between the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries. It remained occupied for about seventy years after Spanish exploration began and was abandoned by the end of the sixteenth century.

Modern Tulum's inland street grid is separate from the walled archaeological site on the coast. Roads connect the town eastward toward the ruins, cliffs, and Caribbean shore.

The two-kilometre radius stays on modern Tulum's inland grid. The clifftop ruins and Caribbean coastline sit east of this close town view.

Draw the inland grid in limestone white over jungle green, with one eastbound road layer in Maya red. No water field belongs inside this radius.

Geographic details sourced from Wikipedia.