10 TOP Things to Do in Chiapas June 2026

A waterfall cascading into a turquoise pool surrounded by lush greenery and rocky cliffs.

A church with a clock tower and lit windows at dusk.

A dense forest with various green plants, ferns, and a small stream.

A natural landscape with a series of cascading waterfalls and a turquoise river flowing through rocky terrain.

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Activities

From San Cristobal: Zinacantán and San Juan Chamula Tour

FromSan Cristobal:Zinacantán andSanJuanChamula ENGLISH GUIDE

NZ$51

per adult

From Palenque: Roberto Barrios waterfalls

NZ$59

per adult

San Cristóbal: Indigenous Communities&CityTour English Guide

NZ$90

per adult

Tour of San Juan Chamula and Zinacantan

NZ$44

per adult

Waterfalls Agua Azul and Misol-ha

NZ$80

per adult

From Palenque: Tour of the Roberto Barrios Waterfalls

From Palenque: Roberto Barrios Waterfalls

NZ$64

per adult

San Cristobal: Zinacantan and San Juan Chamula Tour

NZ$48

per adult

Rancho Nuevo Caves and Arcotete Ecotourism Center

NZ$39

per adult

Roberto Barrios Waterfalls

NZ$53

per adult

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1. Canon del Sumidero National Park

Tour Cañon del Sumidero National Park (Parque Nacional Cañon del Sumidero) and be enthralled by the wonders of nature. Cañon del Sumidero National Park is the result of geological cracks in the Earth’s core that commenced millions of years ago. It features a narrow gorge and a deep canyon with huge walls draped in fertile vegetation and inhabited by colorful wildlife.

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A canyon with steep cliffs and a river at its base.

2. San Cristóbal de las Casas Cathedral

The Catedral de San Cristóbal is a beautiful construction in the old quarter of the colonial city of San Cristóbal de las Casas, in Chiapas. The building was once a modest church, built in the 16th century and dedicated to the Virgen de la Asunción (Virgin of the Assumption). It was later torn down to build an elegant cathedral dedicated to San Cristóbal, the patron of the city. Visit Catedral de San Cristóbal to discover a fantastic construction full of baroque, Moorish and indigenous influences.

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A historic church with ornate architecture and a clock tower, surrounded by a cobblestone plaza and streetlights.

3. Marimba Park

Come to the colonial-style Marimba Park (Parque de la Marimba) famous for its nightly live music and communal dance events. Marimba Park takes its name from the marimba, which is the emblematic instrument of Chiapa state. The park features a symmetrical layout with a central bandstand and decorative gardens interspersed by paved walkways.

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A gazebo with ornate white railings and a blue dome roof, surrounded by people and trees.

4. Palenque Archaeological Zone

The Pre-Hispanic City and National Park of Palenque is one of Mexico’s treasures. This area in the city of Palenque has an impressive archaeological site and a national park with opulent tropical vegetation. Enjoy some of the finest and most interesting Maya architecture and hike among lush trees and waterfalls.

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A large stone pyramid with a staircase leading to the top, surrounded by lush greenery and a clear blue sky.

5. Misol-Ha Waterfalls

The beautiful Misol-Ha Waterfalls (Cascadas de Misol-Ha) is an impressive single cascade about 115 feet (35 meters) high. Enjoy the sight of water falling dramatically off a cliff into a wide pool far below and swim surrounded by tropical jungle.

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A waterfall cascading down a moss-covered cliff surrounded by dense forest.

6. Cascadas de Roberto Barrios

The Cascada de Roberto Barrios is a lovely waterfall visited by both tourists and locals. Some people prefer it to other falls in the area due to its less crowded conditions and fewer souvenir vendors. Make a dive, sightsee and spend the day surrounded by nature and the powerful sound of water falling into a blue natural pool.

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A waterfall in a forested area with moss-covered rocks and a clear pool at the base.

What to do in Chiapas

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Canon del Sumidero National Park

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Marvel at this region of mesmerizing ravines, forest-covered cliffs and tropical wildlife from scenic lookout points or on a boat tour.

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Zona Centro

Unique features of Zona Centro include the museums and gardens. Make a stop by Plaza 31 de Marzo or Mesoamerican Museum of Jade while you're exploring the area.

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Santa Lucía

If you're spending some time in Santa Lucía, Santo Domingo Handicraft Market and Arches of Carmen are top sights worth seeing.

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Barrio de Guadalupe

While Barrio de Guadalupe may not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like Na Bolom Cultural Museum and Santo Domingo Handicraft Market.

La Salle 2

La Salle 2 might not have many top sights, but Plaza Poliforum Shopping Mall and Ambar Fashion Mall are two attractions nearby that you can check out.

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Barrio del Cerrillo

If you're spending some time in Barrio del Cerrillo, Na Bolom Cultural Museum and Ex-Convent of Santo Domingo are top sights worth seeing.

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