Sentences with phrase «mayan underworld»

An easy - access cave adventure for all ages: you enjoy a canoe ride into this cave, to explore the ancient Mayan underworld within!

Explore deep within the ancient Mayan underworld known as Xibalba during a cave - tubing adventure deep within the jungle.

Some of Belize's most popular shore excursions include cave - tubing adventures through the ancient Mayan underworld of Xibalba.

This tour includes the traditional Rio Secreto experience that offers a trip through Xibalbá (the Mayan underworld), a walk through its caves, a swim in the completely natural underground rivers, and the opportunity to admire the breathtaking formations that tell the geological history of the earth.

Take on the Mayan Underworld, a series of caves that one can experience through tubing.

With access to Belizean Maya sites and even Tikal and Yaxha in Guatemala, caves, waterfalls, horseback riding to a cave, canoeing back downstream to the lodge, exploring deep into the Mayan underworld or looking for some of the more than 300 birds seen in the area and spending time in the adjacent Belize Botanic Gardens there is almost too much to do, so pay close attention to the hotel's motto «make sure you stay long enough» DuPlooy's is an eco lodge, located on the shores of the lovely Macal River in inland Belize, just a 35 minute flight or a 1-1/2 hour's drive from Belize City.

Thousand year - old stalactites and stalagmites stand side by side with ancient Mayan pottery at the entrance to the Mayan underworld «Xibalba.»

Personal Highlights: Taking a dip in one of the tranquil rock pools created by the Privassion River A canoe trip into the Mayan underworld A privately guided tour of the ancient Mayan -LSB-...]

Enter the Mayan underworld to observe natural history dating back millions of years as you hike and swim through a 600 - meter route full of awe inspiring stalactites and stalagmites in this protected nature reserve river.

Experience the thrill of zip - lining through lush jungles, cave - tubing in the mysterious Mayan underworld and keeping on the lookout for birds, monkeys and a colorful collection of botanical delights.

Enjoy this experience into the Mayan underworld.

On this action - packed adventure we visit a «Mayan underworld» cave system, swim in s...

• Dive into the Belize Barrier Reef's underwater diversity • Sail around the island aboard a catamaran • Discover the Mayan ruins of Lamanai • Zip - line above the jungle • Tube through the underground caves of the Mayan underworld

Here's something different to post to your social feed: spent the day paddling a raft through the Mayan underworld.

Discover the secrets of the ancient Mayas tubing through an underground realm exploring majestic caves, known as the Mayan underworld.

No vacation to Belize is complete without this experience into the Mayan underworld.

Walking in front of me into the cavern, the open space seemed to stretched onward until it could reach the bowels of the earth — a sort - of entrance to a Mayan underworld.

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The ancient Mayan people who lived in the Yucatan believed cenotes were gateways to the underworld (they sometimes threw sacrificial victims and buried their dead in cenotes).

At these occasions the Mayan origin myths would be re-enacted, defeating the lords of the underworld and preserve human life.

Mayan people believed the caves to be the openings to the underworld.

Within this fascinating cave are artifacts, relics and remains that depict a different aspect of Mayan culture: rather than living in the sophisticated dwellings built at Tikal, this underworld of dark mystery housed indigenous peoples, all of whom disappeared without a trace.

In an instant, I understand why cenotes were such an important part of the ancient Mayan culture... both as their source of clean water and as an entryway to the underworld.

Enter deep into the underworld (Xibalba), you will have a first hand view the skeletal remains from the Mayan princess which is completely intact, along with the pottery once used to place offerings to the Gods.

In Mayan mythology, Xibalba (also spelled Xibalbá or Xibalbay) means underworld ruled by Mayan spirits of disease and death.