A train ride through paradise or propaganda? You decide, amigo.
In the second installment, we travel the Cancún-Tulum route, a gateway that opens the Mexican Caribbean to the world. We explore how the Maya Train strives to harmonize tourism growth with ecological preservation, supporting local communities and promoting sustainable tourism.
Cinematography
Stunning Caribbean aerials that'll ruin your next vacation.
Production
Impressive access to controversial infrastructure project.
Director
Epigmenio Ibarra
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The Maya Train has sparked massive controversy among Mayan communities, with some calling it 'developmental aggression'—context the film largely avoids.
Director Epigmenio Ibarra has deep ties to Mexico's ruling party; this is essentially state-funded content marketing for a $20 billion infrastructure project.
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