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The photographer of these amazing images is truly enlightened. It shows through this display of his photos under different lighting. Mystika also has some theatrical exhibits that are quite amazing. Also , there are well written and divine messages throughout. I highly recommend it if you want an eye opening, heart warming experience.
Very nice exhibit. Amazing story line. Great for kids and well worth the little cost
Magic and very spiritual! When you open your heart and soul, THIS will blow you away! I cried many tears of joy, breathtaking fotos and a wide and open gallery with friendly people working there! I wish there was more of that joy in the world!
I found this museum really cool. The art (beautiful photographs from pepe soho) and the interesting exhibitions that range from mirrors to videos are all unique and dope.
Pros:
- Art is cool. Some involve watching videos/movies and are really fun.
- The photographs are incredible.
- Staff is friendly.
- Clean toilets.
- A fantastic place to take selfies and group pics.
Cons:
- Quite pricey. I paid 450 Mex Pesos. That's around... 35 Canadian Dollars.
- If you don't really like looking at art, then this is a waste of time as you're gonna finish the place on 15 minutes.
I recommend only going here if you like reading about an art piece's story, appreciate artistic visions, and enjoy aesthetic things.
- I got lucky as I went on a quiet day. (Around 2pm on a weekday.) But if you're going during the weekend or it's a public holiday, I recommend booking in advance as the museum is small and may get crowded fast.
- Some exhibitions have limited space -- so, if the place is crowded, you have to wait before you can enter an exhibition. E.g., One exhibition has a 5 minute wait time for a fixed number of people as it involves a small room that has a video playing inside.
Pros:
- Art is cool. Some involve watching videos/movies and are really fun.
- The photographs are incredible.
- Staff is friendly.
- Clean toilets.
- A fantastic place to take selfies and group pics.
Cons:
- Quite pricey. I paid 450 Mex Pesos. That's around... 35 Canadian Dollars.
- If you don't really like looking at art, then this is a waste of time as you're gonna finish the place on 15 minutes.
I recommend only going here if you like reading about an art piece's story, appreciate artistic visions, and enjoy aesthetic things.
- I got lucky as I went on a quiet day. (Around 2pm on a weekday.) But if you're going during the weekend or it's a public holiday, I recommend booking in advance as the museum is small and may get crowded fast.
- Some exhibitions have limited space -- so, if the place is crowded, you have to wait before you can enter an exhibition. E.g., One exhibition has a 5 minute wait time for a fixed number of people as it involves a small room that has a video playing inside.
Mystika Immersive offers a unique blend of art, combining mirrors, closed spaces, lighting, sound, motion, and technology. The artist's talent is evident, creating a distinct experience. However, the museum's small size (under 10 pieces), limited relevance to Tulum or Mayan culture (even though it’s right next to the ruins), and high costs, especially in the gift shop, impact its overall value. While the artist's life experiences are admirable, more affordable tickets and additional art installations would enhance the visitor's experience.
A unique photographic/illusion exhibition in a story like flow if you're reading each exhibition it will guide you through each one's story. It was fairly empty when we went in the morning so we're able to explore it at our leisure. The employees we're nice and offered additional guidance when necessary. Was a decent experience but nothing too crazy.
We did not buy tickets in advance and when we turned into the area we spoke to a lady who was selling tickets I believe she was wearing a white or blue shirt we got the tickets a bit cheaper from her as there was no service charge as there was online. Additionally there is a fee to park but she let us park by their entrance at no charge.
We did not buy tickets in advance and when we turned into the area we spoke to a lady who was selling tickets I believe she was wearing a white or blue shirt we got the tickets a bit cheaper from her as there was no service charge as there was online. Additionally there is a fee to park but she let us park by their entrance at no charge.
This museum is tough to describe-- the photos, quotes, and immersive experiences are *stunningly beautiful.*
They take you on a moving, sensory journey, connecting with your spirit and inspiration, and with thoughts and feelings that you'll discern in the weeks afterwards. The museum is relatively small, is well organized... and it will leave a huge imprint on your soul.
I highly recommend giving yourself 2 hours, to visit this triumph of spirit (after burnout and a serious accident)... to seeing the beauty in the world, and the strength in our dreams. You will be moved and inspired.
"On the other side of your fears, you meet freedom"
Logistics:
this is close to the entrance to Tulum ruins, the state park& Beach, and the market.
It probably costs more than you expect (USD 28 or 450 pesos), but is absolutely worth it.
They take you on a moving, sensory journey, connecting with your spirit and inspiration, and with thoughts and feelings that you'll discern in the weeks afterwards. The museum is relatively small, is well organized... and it will leave a huge imprint on your soul.
I highly recommend giving yourself 2 hours, to visit this triumph of spirit (after burnout and a serious accident)... to seeing the beauty in the world, and the strength in our dreams. You will be moved and inspired.
"On the other side of your fears, you meet freedom"
Logistics:
this is close to the entrance to Tulum ruins, the state park& Beach, and the market.
It probably costs more than you expect (USD 28 or 450 pesos), but is absolutely worth it.
