iE-Tram Routes in Mérida, Yucatán:
- Historic Center Route:
- This route connects key landmarks in Mérida’s historic downtown area, including the Cathedral of Mérida and Plaza Grande.
- Paseo de Montejo Route:
- Runs along the iconic Paseo de Montejo, linking cultural attractions, museums, and upscale residential areas.
- North-South Axis Route:
- Connects the northern and southern parts of Mérida, facilitating easy access to residential neighborhoods, schools, and shopping districts.
- East-West Axis Route:
- Crosses through the city’s east-west corridor, enhancing connectivity between Mérida’s business centers, parks, and suburban areas.
Tren Maya Routes:
The Tren Maya is a larger regional project that spans multiple states and cities across the Yucatán Peninsula. Key routes include:
- Mérida to Cancún Route:
- Connects Mérida, the capital of Yucatán, with Cancún, a major tourist destination on the Caribbean coast.
- Mérida to Palenque Route:
- Links Mérida with Palenque, an archaeological site renowned for its Mayan ruins and cultural significance in Chiapas.
- Mérida to Calakmul Route:
- Connects Mérida with Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its ancient Mayan city and biodiversity.
- Mérida to Valladolid Route:
- Links Mérida with Valladolid, a colonial city known for its well-preserved architecture and proximity to archaeological sites like Chichen Itza.
- Regional Integration Routes:
- Include connections to other cities and towns across the Yucatán Peninsula, fostering regional economic development and tourism.
These routes are designed to enhance connectivity, promote sustainable tourism, and stimulate economic growth across the region, while preserving and celebrating the cultural heritage of the Yucatán Peninsula.
