The second set of ruins we visited are the Xunantunich Ruins in Belize. These ruins began to develop around 600 AD.
Xunantunich Maya Ruins Belize
Caves, Ziplines and Diving in Belize
We were able to visit several caves in Belize. Judy and I took a canoe through one cave. Judy took still pictures and I used the GoPro. Judy was not able to hike to the second cave due to the terrain and the long hike to get there. Barbara, Joel and I went to that cave. We also went on a series of ziplines. Judy was not able to do the climbing but Barbara , Joel and I went on the six ziplines in the forest. Finally, we went snuba diving. Judy and Barbara stayed on deck to watch. It was rough in the water. Joel and I brought our GoPros but I am not able to post videos here so I used stills from the GoPro.
Belize Zoo
The Belize Zoo was small but it has animals native to the area. The birds were free to come and go; the remaining animals were in natural set cages. Some of the wildlife, such as the monkeys, we saw in trees while we visited the ruins.
Guatemala Mayan-Tikal Ruins April 2019
These are the Mayan-Tikal ruins in Guatemala we went to in April . 2019. This is just a few kilometers past the boarder of Belize. The ruins are thought to be from around 1000 BC. We did see a lot of animal life while we were wondering around.
This was seen in the first Star Wars Movie 
