Remote pristine jungle in Yucatan

Daily intense thunder and lightning storms in August and September between 2 - 6pm. There are unexplored ancient Mayan ruins (3 large pyramids) near the property as well as several private wild sink holes (cenotes) in the area, all of which could be requested for access. The property has some traditional Mayan stone walls. While this is a subtropical forest, it could also mimic temperate forests in some places. There have been some sightings of wild turkey, coatis and large wild cats like Jaguars in the area. Rainy season brings snakes like Huolpoch, Boa, Coral, an incredible variety of frogs (singing loudly at night), butterflies, fireflies, moths, spiders and lizards. The property is located on an abandoned colonial highway (partially cleared) and has some narrow paths. Paths can be cut upon request. Terrain: hilly, some parts flat, red soil, rocky outcrops. Dry season (March - June) is extremely hot (sometimes over 104F). Aircon not available and no pool on site.
The Mayan Palapa (hut with thatched roof and vertical log walls) has been completed but the rest of the house is under construction (kitchen needs windows and rendering and living room and workshop need to be built)