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summary by darmansjah
HACIENDA SANTA ROSA This meticulously restored family-owned
plantation house is located 44 miles south of the colonial city of Merida
on the Yucatan Peninsula. Santa Rosa combines environmental stewardship with
community projects such as directly supporting small-business development for
local Maya women. Guests can spend time with village artisans; savor Maya
recipes like chicken pibil,
handed down through generations; swim in hidden cenotes; and sniff around an
on-site botanic garden. In a nod to the hacienda’s
former life as a center for the production of sisal, hand-woven hammocks
encourage a long afternoon siesta. 11rooms; from $240.
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