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Uxbenka archaeological site is an early classic ceremonial site. It's name is translated as "ancient place." The size of Uxbenka is considerably small; however, there is much history ... moreto be uncovered in the area. Perched on a ridge on the top of the Maya Mountains, you can enjoy the panoramic view of the foothills and the valleys below. Uxbenka is known to be an ancient Maya ceremonial site with one ain plaza at the top of the hill and other smaller plazas built on terraces on the side of the hill.
Type of Attraction: Archaeological Site
Xunantunich, roughly translated as "Maiden of the Rock" or "Stone Woman" from the Yucatec Maya language. The temple was built around AD 600 near the end of the Maya Late Classic Period. ... moreIt is located in western Belize on the George Price Highway, eager visitors must first travel on a ferry across the river to view the amazing structure.
Xunantunich is a large complex that includes several temples, palaces, and other structures. The most impressive structure is the El Castillo temple, which is 135 feet tall. The temple is decorated with elaborate carvings, including images of the Maya rain god Chaac.
Xunantunich was an important ceremonial center for the Maya. The temple complex was used for religious rituals, astronomical observations, and political gatherings. The site was abandoned around AD 900, but it was rediscovered by Europeans in the 19th century.
Today, Xunantunich is a popular tourist destination. Visitors can climb the El Castillo temple for stunning views of the surrounding area. The site also offers a number of other activities, such as hiking, birdwatching, and exploring the ruins.
If you are interested in ancient Maya culture, Xunantunich is a must-visit destination. The temple complex is a fascinating glimpse into the past, and it is sure to leave you in awe.
Type of Attraction: Archaeological Site, Landmark
Features: Phone Service, Parking
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