La Ruta Maya


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May 4th 2006
Published: May 11th 2006
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The Mayan Route is a well traveled (but not well defined) path that winds its way through Southern Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, and Honduras, linking together sites of cultural importance, like traditional Mayan villages, with the many archaeological sites that dot the area. While there are several places, such as San Cristobal de Las Casas, Palenque and Tikal, that end up on most peoples' itinerar... Read Full Entry



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Agua Azul was a wonderful place to swim. This is one of the tranquil spots...
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And this was a not-so-tranquil spot!



11th May 2006

Great
Thanks for your story.I´m going back to see more of the Maya wonders in october so your account was very helpful.Greetings from Finland. Timo
11th May 2006

I DO SEE THE JAGUAR! RUN, SON.
Just kidding. Cool pictures. Are you coming home for Mother's Day? No? Well then, Quiero algo de Mexico. Love, Mom
11th May 2006

Mayans
Keith, I have been facinated by the Mayans ever since I did a math project on their number system in my senior year in high school. I am really envious that you have had such a wonderful trip. Just stay away from Montezuma. He is up to nothing but bad things. Take care. Love, Sally
14th April 2011
Palacio de las Grecas

Ancient greeks in America...
The Colombus stuff is erratic... Ancient greeks and then Vikings have step foot in American continent...Many greeks colonised there... Read the ancient greek philosopher Plato (Myth of Atlantis) and Plutarch to read the truth...See the similarities in building patterns and art...The formal historians hide the truth...Greeting from Greece!!

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