Lubaantun
This city is a classic period site dating between 700AD and 900AD according to archaeologist and thats truly unique about this city is the rounded corners of all the buildings, which is not found in many other cities unless the buildings are late classic and temples. Interestingly, the city was built without any lime mortar (lime stone burnt at 800 degrees Fahrenheit and turned into cement-like dust), the stones used to build the city were cut perfectly to fit in top of each other and attached to each other. Its incredible. Many figurines, and whistles the Maya used for celebrations were found at the site and no stelae that were the “newspapers” that made mention of deities, kings and ancestors. Perhaps the Maya never built any or perhaps they haven’t been found yet. Whatever the case, its an interesting place to visit. We recommend it!
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Vacation Style Holiday TypeAdventure, Children, Culture, Cycling, Discovery, Family, Guided Tours, History
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Activity Level Moderate
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Group Size Medium Group
This site is in the Southernmost district of Toledo. It takes us approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes to get to this site on mostly all highway (3 of them – Western, Hummingbird, and Southern), so 75% of Belize’s highways will be experienced on this journey.
ALL OUR TOUR PRICES ARE BASED ON 4 GUESTS PER TOUR.
- Transportation
- Entrance fees
- Professional guide
- Picnic lunch
- Water
- No other meals other than lunch
- Alcoholic beverages