Join the Fun of Birding in Belize
With over 500 species of resident and migrant birds, start planning your trip to join the fun of birding in Belize! Whether...
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Skip to contentToday, you can tour authentic sites left by this great culture and, in many cases, be guided by a direct descendant, a modern-day Maya.
Belize’s Maya occupation began as early as 1500 BC, but it was not until the Classic period of 250 AD to 900 AD that the Maya population is thought to have exceeded 1 million people in Belize. However, much about the ancient Maya remains a mystery now.
To experience Maya culture in Belize, check with your hotel or local tour operators to see what ancient Maya temples are open for exploration. Also, be sure to speak with contemporary Maya families. They will be happy to tell you of their culture and share stories that have been passed down through the generations.
Experience traditional chocolate-making, whether you’re visiting districts like Cayo, Stann Creek, Toledo, or even San Pedro Town. Learn about the…
Nim Li Punit, located near the village of Indian Creek in the Toledo District, is well known for the number…
Walk through the old Benque and get to know the ancient Mayan, which lived here more than 2000 years ago….
If you are looking for a short trip to ancient Maya sites while staying in Corozal, Santa Rita is just…
Deep within the forests lies a wonder of both ancient and natural Belize. Following a 45-minute drive from San Ignacio…
Nohoch Che’en, which means “Big Cave”, is one of many subterranean sites in Belize found at the foothills of the…
The isolated El Pilar Ancient Maya Temple is three times larger than Xunantunich and is still being excavated today. The…
Take a trail through Rainforest Medicine Trail to learn about natural and traditional Maya medicine. Maya used plants like the…
With 7,087 acres of preserved low and highlands, Mayflower Bocawina National Park is one of the best choices for leisure or…
The Marco Gonzalez Maya Site is located in Ambergris Caye. It was once a Maya trading post with 20,000 inhabitants,…