There's still much speculation about the decline of
the ancient Mayan cities.
We couldn't visit Guatemala with out going to Tikal, one of the largest and most significant cities in
the ancient Mayan world.
Yaxhá is the third largest Mayan site in Guatemala (only El Mirador and Tikal are bigger), but it's fairly isolated and thus does not see huge crowds — it's a good place for travelers who want to see
ancient Mayan structures in a casual environment.
The setting is a stunning combination of white sand beaches, clear Caribbean Sea, pristine jungle and
ancient Mayan ruins.
Under the thick canopy of trees lies a vast trove of
ancient Mayan Ruins.
In addition to the spectacular scuba diving and islands of Belize, there is a wealth of
ancient Mayan ruins to discover and miles of tropical rainforest sheltering exotic species of birds, plants and animals.
While tourist amenities are few,
the ancient Mayan site of Lamanai is one of the most unique in the country.
This excursion winds through the amazing jungle interior to visit the remote ruins of
the ancient Mayan civilization.
Explore the world famous
ancient Mayan ruins of Xunantunich or Tikal or enjoy a day of exploring, cave tubing, trekking, river kayaking or dive the world famous Blue Hole.
Although most caves have not been thoroughly explored yet and because of the isolation of them you will find natural splendors and archaeological significance such as
ancient Mayan Pottery and abundant species of animals such as blind white crayfish and numerous arachnids.
Even if most people are not aware of this, its name has been given by
the ancient Mayan civilizations, which inhabited this region millions of years ago.
Other popular activities include checking out the colorful local cemetery and
the ancient Mayan temple at the southernmost point of Isla Mujeres.
Guatemala was the birthplace of
ancient Mayan culture, which dates all the way back to 2000 BC.
The variety of places and activities include historic stone - paved towns, colorful markets full of indigenous peoples, one of the world's most beautiful lakes,
ancient Mayan ruins, black sand Pacific beaches and lush jungle rivers.
In addition to the offshore attractions, these small beach towns also provide easy access to
ancient Mayan sites, national parks, and wildlife preserves.
You can find historic towns, massive volcanos,
ancient Mayan ruins, blue waterfalls, lush jungles, and some of the highest mountains in North America.
If you have an interest in Mayan history then Chichen Itza,
the ancient Mayan capital, is a must - see, with the iconic Kukulkan pyramid being a remarkable sight and fantastic for the photo album!
Explore
ancient Mayan ruins on the Belize mainland, thread a fly for tarpon on the reef, or hit the links on a private 18 - hole golf course.
These range from visiting
the ancient Mayan ruins of Altun Ha to tubing in the stunning cave systems in the Lamani Jungle.
Don't miss the chance to explore Mexico's
ancient Mayan ruins while vacationing on the Riviera Maya.
Trekkers can test their nerves with a descent into the Black Hole to explore passages that hold
ancient Mayan artifacts.
Ancient and Colonial Heritage Visit
ancient Mayan and Aztec ruins dating back to 1500 B.C. that include the Teotihuacan, Palenque and Uxmal.
Ashore are
ancient Mayan cities and a world - class vacation destination.
At first, we were really surprised to hear that
an ancient Mayan pyramid was the tallest building in the country.
Its place in
the Ancient Mayan world, how the Island became a pirates» refuge, the founding of San Pedro out of the terror of civil war, life in a sleepy fishing village.
Mexico promises an enticing mix of contemporary arts and Meso - american cultures, a place where you can explore
ancient Mayan pyramids and play a round of championship golf in one day.
Encounter fascinating wildlife, see
an ancient Mayan city and enjoy a delicious Belizean buffet.
The adventure traveler can boat inland for a day in the jungle to visit
ancient Mayan Ruins, or inner tube down rain forest rivers into caves and out the other side of a mountain.
Belize is a treasure trove of
ancient Mayan temples, towns and cities, only a few of which have been uncovered.
The Yucatan peninsula is home to some of the most significant
ancient Mayan cities in central America.
After relaxing on its beach at the foot of 39 - foot cliffs, explore the ruins of
an ancient Mayan city.
Aside from having the second world's largest barrier reef, visitors will also be amazed with the endless acres of tropical rainforest,
the ancient Mayan ruins, wide variety of tropical marine life and the reputable Blue Hole.
Combine beach bliss with
ancient Mayan ruins and vibrant culture during a stay on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula or get a taste of authentic Arabia in Oman.
Belize is also home to the mysterious and
ancient Mayan civilisation and you'll find ruins and archaeological sites dotted all across its landscape, particularly in the Cayo District and Toledo's Deep South.
Maroma is in the centre of
ancient Mayan territory, between lush jungle and the perfect white sand beach, evoking a flavour of Mexico that few other resorts manage.
You'll also visit the vast
Ancient Mayan Ruins of Tikal in the middle of the Jungle of Peten, see the magnificent Grand Jaguar Temple, and stay at beautiful accommodation right close to the Itza Lake.
An overnight trip may be planned to Tikal, one of the largest
Ancient Mayan Ruin sites located just over the border in Guatemala.
Today Belize counts about 350.000 people... Belize still has over 30
ancient Mayan ruin sites and amazing caves where the Mayas traveled to conduct their ceremonies.
Gasp at ancient temples and
ancient Mayan ruins and the stunning palace at Palenque as rare birds and jungle parrots scream and screech perched high up in the trees, while wild monkeys cry in the humid emerald forests all around you; discover sparkling turquoise water... Continue reading →
These fascinating tourist attractions are the very same caves that were used extensively by
the ancient Mayan people to conduct their sacred rituals and ceremonies.
The ATM
ancient Mayan ceremonial cave.
Whether you enjoy the adrenaline rush of zipping through the jungle treetops, rappelling down
ancient Mayan caves and waterfalls, or tubing through underground caves, Belize's dense jungles and extensive cave system is the perfect playground for eco-adventurers.
For those interested in
Ancient Mayan Culture, Belize offers a number of Mayan Ruins to choose from.
The tour is about 1 hr short hike on a very
ancient mayan trail, with stunning vistas of the Lake, volcanoes and birds!
Belizean and Related History:
Ancient Mayan Civilizations, Pirate Country of Wallix, the Baymen of Balis, Colonial days in British Honduras and Modern Belizean History.
The hike starts from the village of Santa Cruz la Laguna on the northern shore of Lake Atitlan on the mountain side of the Pumpaten canyon, the trail was used by
our ancient Mayan people in order to reach to nearby markets.
The two site guards were waiting back by the gate, idly chopping at weeds with machetes, and for a moment I had Calakmul, the greatest of
all ancient Mayan cities, to myself.
This exciting cultural tour starts with scenic boat transfer from your hotel and visits
the ancient Mayan village of San Juan La Laguna.
Learn about
the ancient Mayan civilization and how in the modern day Mayas view their culture as well as come to this sacred place to do their mayan ceremonies.
This beautiful country of Central America, Belize, was once the heart of
the ancient Mayan Empire.