July 20, 2025
- From Maya Mountains to Caribbean Sea - Travel With Heart
Explore the ancient world of the Maya with insights into Belize’s most iconic ruins. Learn about their culture, mythology, architecture, and how to choose the right archaeological site for your visit.
Caracol vs. Tikal: How Belize’s Largest Maya Site Stands Apart When travelers think of the ancient Maya civilization, Tikal in Guatemala often comes to mind
Maya Civilizations Compared: Belize, Mexico, and Guatemala The Maya civilization was never a single empire, but a mosaic of city-states that stretched across what is
Nim Li Punit Brief History of Nim Li Punit Site Getting to Nim Li Punit Nim Li Punit Archaeological Site Tour Price Varies by location:
Altun Ha Altun Ha, meaning “Rockstone Water” in Yucatec Maya language, derives its name from the nearby village of Rockstone Pond. “Haltun” signifies a stone
Cahal Pech Maya Ruins – Belize’s Hilltop Gateway to the Past Discover Cahal Pech, one of Belize’s oldest Maya sites. Explore its royal history, structures,
Caracol Maya Ruins, Belize: Ancient Grandeur in the Heart of the Jungle Explore the Caracol Maya ruins in Belize: uncover its rulers, astronomy, architecture, and
🏛️ Xunantunich at a Glance Xunantunich (pronounced shoo-nan-too-nitch) means “Stone Woman” in Yucatec Maya. It’s perched above the Mopan River near the village of San
Lamanai Brief History of Lamanai Site Getting to Lamanai Caracol is about 128km (80miles) from Belize City or 82km (52miles) from San Ignacio. The drive