Labna Maya Arch
Labna is a Maya archaeological zone, and along with Sayil and Uxmal, is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Labna Arch, also called the “Portal” is the passageway between two courtyards. It’s eastern façade, is pure Puuc style with stepped frets and geometric designs, essentially different from the ones on the west façade.
Labna is a Maya archaeological zone, and along with Sayil and Uxmal, is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Labna Arch, also called the “Portal” is the passageway between two courtyards. It’s eastern façade, is pure Puuc style with stepped frets and geometric designs, essentially different from the ones on the west façade.
Labna is a Maya archaeological zone, and along with Sayil and Uxmal, is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Labna Arch, also called the “Portal” is the passageway between two courtyards. It’s eastern façade, is pure Puuc style with stepped frets and geometric designs, essentially different from the ones on the west façade.