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Hot chocolate is not just a beverage, it is an ancient tradition that connects with the deepest roots of the Mayan culture. Through sacred rituals and unique preparations, this drink symbolized a divine bond, prosperity and community unity. Today, you can explore this living heritage in museums like Choco-Story, where each sip takes you on a journey through time, connecting past and present.

Choco-Story Uxmal, a chocolate museum in Yucatán, offers visitors the opportunity to explore the history and culture of cacao in an interactive environment. Through workshops and tastings, attendees learn about the importance of cacao in Maya tradition and experience chocolate making in a fun and educational way.

Immerse yourself in a unique celebration that combines the ancestral magic of Hanal Pixán (Day of the Dead Celebration in the Maya culture) with the relevance of cacao, a sacred and emblematic ingredient for this civilization. At the Choco-Story museum, an unforgettable experience awaits you that connects the deepest history and traditions of Yucatán, while you explore how cacao served as a link between the earthly and the divine.

We invite you to visit our educational workshops designed to connect children with the history of chocolate through hands-on activities. Here, the little ones will be able to create their own chocolate figures and take home a piece of this rich tradition.

The Choco-Story Museum celebrates this heritage with exhibits dedicated to the historical role of cacao in Maya life, allowing visitors to experience this history through tastings and interactive displays that evoke ancient ceremonies.