• Xunantunich - The journey begins at the Ferry, crossing the Mopan River, and a drive uphill to the parking area, after which the guest(s) will trek uphill to the Plaza on a guided tour. Hear interesting facts about the “El Castillo”- A-6, that stands approximately 130 feet tall, burials that revealed many sacred artifacts, and the famous Friezes and their interpretations will be shared. The view atop A-6 reveals a panoramic view of the area, overlooking the bordering department of Melchor de Menchos, Guatemala, and the canopy of the highland broadleaf forest for miles in the distance.
  Consider Xunantunich one of the more significant evidence to nobility during the Mesoamerican chronology. The adventure winds down with lunch at a local restaurant, where local food and drinks are served. Return journey begins immediately to end the day. Shopping is done within the journey where possible due to time constraints. You will have 90 minutes to explore the Plaza and plenty of time to explore on your own.

• Lunch

• insect repellents, sun blocks

Xunantunich is a significant landmark that consists of four central plazas wherein stands ‘El Castillo’, Structure A-6, towering at approximately 130 feet, and burials have unveiled numerous sacred artifacts.
Two bands of Frieze, uncovered today on the final stages of construction, illustrate various elements connected to Maya mythology.
Recent discoveries, such as the biggest and oldest tomb so far, ‘featuring hieroglyphics that narrate a royal tale’ of a woman linked to the Chief of Caracol.
The Xunantunich site is deemed one of the most compelling proofs of nobility in Mesoamerican chronology.
Embark on a Personal or Group Tour, designed for you and your group, to explore the Maya World in Belize.

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