The Cayo District
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1. Caracol
RuinsOnce a metropolis with five plazas and 32 large structures covering almost a square mile, Caracol once covered an area larger than present-day...Read More
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2. Actun Chechem Ha
RuinsOn private land, Actun Chechem Ha, which means "Cave of the Poisonwood Water," is a Mayan burial cave with artifacts that date back three millennia...Read More
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3. Barton Creek Cave and Archeological Reserve
RuinsThis wet cave, now a part of the Barton Creek Archeological Reserve in a remote area off the Mountain Pine Ridge Road, offers a canoeing adventure...Read More
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4. Cahal Pech
Museum/GalleryJust at the western edge of San Ignacio, on a tall hill, is a small, intriguing Mayan site, the unfortunately named Cahal Pech ("Place of the...Read More
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5. El Pilar
Museum/GalleryNear the border of Belize and Guatemala, El Pilar is still being excavated under the direction of Anabel Ford, a professor at the University...Read More
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6. Xunantunich
RuinsOne of the most accessible Mayan sites in Belize, Xunantunich, (pronounced shoo-nan-too-nitch) , is located on a hilltop site above the Mopan...Read More
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