Dive into the Botanical Garden, a conservation refuge that celebrates the flora and fauna of Yucatán. Guided by expert Mayan herbalists, you’ll discover a vibrant ecosystem that stands as an emblem of the hacienda. Situated in the historic 19th-century garden and irrigation systems, the garden spans approximately one hectare and features over 230 plant species organized by their regional uses, including aromatic and medicinal plants.

Additionally, it includes areas for propagation and reforestation, a collection of palms, and a living example of the traditional milpa system. The garden allows you to harvest seasonal produce and encounter the melipona bees, essential for pollination in the Mayan jungle. These practices not only promote the conservation of local flora but also protect these bees from extinction, preserving the soul of the Mayan jungle.