Arco Labná, arco MAYA

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Labná is an ancient ceremonial center of the Maya civilization in Yucatán, Mexico.\nLabná means "Old House or Abandoned" in the Maya language. This site has been a subject of attention for its world-renowned arch, noted for its perfection and fine ornamentation.\nLabná is located in the southwest of Yucatán state to the south of Uxmal approximately 29 kilometers from it; forming part of the so-called Puuc zone.\nInside the archaeological site we can find a palace (The Palace) of two floors. With a length of 120 meters, it is one of the largest buildings in the mountainous region of Puuc. From The Palace, there is a sacbé, a ceremonial stone road that reaches until an elaborately decorated arch (The Arch). This structure has a width of 3 meters and a height of 6 meters. The reliefs are in good condition. Beside The Arch stands El Mirador, a temple built on a pyramid.