WATCH this tourist get mobbed after climbing ancient Mayan pyramid 👀 #shorts | NY Post

An angry mob in Mexico poured water on a clueless female tourist, hurled insults at her and demanded that she be locked up after she ascended the ancient Mayan pyramid and was filmed dancing on the stairs.

The unidentified woman, who is said to be a Spanish national, sparked an outrage Monday when she ignored the rules barring visitors from climbing Mayan Temple of Kukulcán in Chichén Itzá, which was named in 2007 one of the New 7 Wonders of the World by UNESCO.

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[jwa]

She's lucky the crowd didn't chant "sacrifice, sacrifice, sacrifice..."

[dayanaM]

She thought they were cheering her on 💀

Their saying “cárcel” which means “jail” in Spanish 🤷🏽‍♀️

[naomirae]

This is Chichen Itza... They used to allow people to climb it but they stopped in 2008 due to safety concerns.

[tonguesten_]

Last dude that did this got CRACKED with a literal tree branch soon as he got off the stairs lol

[uks]

I am pretty sure for a moment she thought people were cheering for her

[sweetecho]

I can only imagine the embarrassment, when she came down and realizes they were bashing her and not cheering her.

[talyahr]

There's lots of Mayan pyramid site spread throughout Southern Mexico. You can't climb that one, but there are other sites where you can climb (: For example you can climb the pyramids in Merida, Mexico because they aren't as tall (less hazardous from falling) and less worn down. They give tours that take you to the top and demonstrate how they would pray up there using their Mayan language. It's much more interactive than this main site that has the biggest pyramid.

[redmed]

What a lovely welcoming party for her. Some even shared their water with her to cool her down. Aren't people lovely?

[just_aylin]

The fact the people were yelling “jail” at her makes it 100% funnier

[Fishbowl]

Why did I think she was gonna fall down from the top💀 I can’t be the only one

[charlieben]

This is what I found about this disrespectful tourist, “…Officials said that Abigail Villalobos had attempted to pass herself off as a Spaniard after being arrested for her viral stunt, but it has since been determined that she is actually from Mexico.”
It is unfortunate that Abigail Villalobos disrespected her people and her own culture.

[mr.raslyon]

The last tourist that did this had a bunch of Abuelas basically jump here when she got down the steps. It was glorious 😂

[kchallengewithavideo]

Her at the Top: “They love me, THEY LOVE ME!”

Her at the bottom: 💀

[bhall]

I really cannot stand disrespectful people. Especially when it's done in a different country. People have no class

[garthac]

Disrespectful tourist should be deported immediately !!!

[mikeandreigaspar]

Bro's now gonna be cursed by the Aztecs💀

[optimisedodhran]

I dunno why but I was waiting for an entity fully dressed in shaman attire drag her inside for a ritual and commence with a sacrifice

[technomage]

Everybody's like "Ha ha! You're going to jail."
And she's like "They love me! They really love me!" 👋

[AmbersTurd]

I thought it was nice of the mob to cool her off with water after that long hot trek to the top and back. Very friendly of them to do that.

[yucndby]

I hate how they make it sound like she is “disrespecting historic mayan pyramids” cuz it’s really the government telling you you can’t do that. Nothing spiritual about that reasoning. Just safety issues. So the only disrespect is literally to the government. These people were just jealous they can’t legally do it either.