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Rainforest Medicine Trail
Rainforest Medicine Trail Review
The Rainforest Medicine Trail, originally developed by natural medicine guru Rosita Arvigo, gives you a quick introduction to traditional Mayan medicine. The trail takes you on a short, self-guided walk through the rain forest, giving you a chance to study the symbiotic nature of its plant life. Learn about the healing properties of such indigenous plants as red gumbo-limbo and see some endangered medicinal plants. The shop here sells Mayan medicinal products like Belly Be Good and Flu Away.
- Address: Next to Lodge at Chaa Creek, Chial Rd., San Ignacio
- Phone: 824/2037
- Cost: BZ$10 for Rainforest Medicine Trail, BZ$20 including Natural History Centre and Blue Morpho Breeding Center; free to Chaa Creek guests
- Hours: Daily 9-5
- Website: www.chaacreek.com
- Location: San Ignacio
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