As the world rediscovers a way of living closer to nature, in Tulum this story began centuries ago.
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What many now know as Farmhouse has always had another name here: the solar maya.
More than a garden, the solar maya is the heart of the home—a living space where the land, plants, animals, and family exist as part of the same ecosystem. It is knowledge that was never created as a trend, but as a way of life, passed down through generations by the Maya people.
Farmhouse Tulum was created to share that legacy.
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01. The solar maya
The solar maya
A Maya family lives here. Around them, farm animals, fruit trees and a food forest in the making. It is not a recreation: it is the backyard that sustains everything else.
02. The nursery
The nursery
Each plant carries its wooden label and its record: Maya name, scientific name, care in Tulum's climate and the sources behind it.
03. The meliponary
The meliponary
The hollow logs where the xunan kab lives, the stingless bee the Maya have cared for over centuries. The honey comes from here, and it is scarce by definition.
04. The garden and the food forest
The garden and the food forest
What is eaten that week comes from here. Around it, a food forest in the making: trees that will bear fruit long after the milpa is gone.
The four doors
Come in wherever you like
01. Products
Honey, eggs, compost, charcoal
What comes out of this land, made here.
02. Plants
The nursery library
Every species, with its record and its story.
03. Workshops
Learning with your hands
Compost, garden, plants, meliponiculture, permaculture, ceramics and the work of the solar maya.
04. Live here
Living around this
The door to Selvarum.
Life around it
Workshops, harvest, the family, the animals.
Harvest
Compost workshop
The animals
The family
The meliponary
Live here
Farmhouse is not only a place you visit.
You can also live around this philosophy, in a development conceived from the same idea of the jungle and the solar.
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