Making Chocolate As The Mayas Used To
Making chocolate as the Mayas did for over a thousand years is not so different from how modern-day chocolate is made. Here’s how organic chocolate is made, the Maya way.
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5 Major Archaeological Sites To Visit In Toledo, Belize
Toledo, Belize is full of archaeological sites that are of great interest. Here are 5 major sites in Toledo that show a significant history of the Mayas.
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Caving at Actun Yok’ Balum in Belize
Caving at Actun Yok’ Balum in Belize is nothing short of a great underground adventure. This is how this adventurous yet history-rich cave experience is.
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How To Make Corn Tortillas Like A Maya
Learn how to make 100% natural corn tortillas like the Maya have done for centuries. Not only are they organic and healthy, but they are so delicious!
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What Did The Maya REALLY Say About 2012?
There are many theories about the Mayas predicting the end of the world in December 21, 2012, but, did the Maya really say this?
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Lubaantun and the Crystal Skull
As seen in the last Indiana Jones movie, crystal skulls exist, and there’s one in Lubaantun, Belize. But, are they real? How are they connected to the Mayas?
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What a Day in a Maya Community Can Do
The Maya home-stay program in San Jose Village in Belize gives a great way to experience the daily life of a modern-day Maya Community, but what you get from it is much more than just a quick cultural glimpse.
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Visiting the Lamanai Maya Ruins
The Lamanai Maya Ruins is one of the most impressive Maya ruins in Belize as its history spans longer than any other Maya ruins. See how you can visit it.
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How to See the Best of Tikal Ruins in Guatemala
Tikal, the second largest Maya pyramid site in Central America, has an impressive collection of ruins. Know how to see the best of Tikal when in Guatemala.
