Today we went to Tikal and took in the Maya ruins. Our guide, Elmer was very knowledgeable and we took in plenty in a very short time. You can tell that I was there, because my finger showed up in the corner of the picture (kind of embarrassing).
The day was HOT and humid (again) so we were thankful for shady paths. When we were on top of one of the pyramids, we were getting a little bit red from the unfamiliar sunshine.
Maya ruins were on my bucket list of places to visit. I am so excited to cross them off the list.
What is on your list?
The day was HOT and humid (again) so we were thankful for shady paths. When we were on top of one of the pyramids, we were getting a little bit red from the unfamiliar sunshine.
Maya ruins were on my bucket list of places to visit. I am so excited to cross them off the list.
What is on your list?
1 comment:
Aren't they amazing? We have been to Mayan ruins twice, once in SW Mexico (on the Pacific) and earlier this year in Belize (on the Caribbean). The Mexican ruins were very interesting and what we saw was mostly a sporting and gathering area. The ruins in Belize had a lot more buildings and pyramids and was actually a major government center. I agree with the hot and humid part!
I'm glad you accomplished something on your bucket list; these were ones on my husband's list.
Lynn
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