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Xunantunich is an ancient Maya site in western Belize, close to the Guatemala border. It served as a civic ceremonial center during the late and terminal classic periods. The ruins are well-preserved and include towering pyramids, plazas, ball courts, and intricate carvings. The site is also known as the "Maiden of the Rock" and offers a unique glimpse into the daily life and religious practices of the Maya people.
Cahal Pech "Place of Ticks" in Yucatek Maya, is a noteworthy archaeological zone located within the upper Belize River Valley in the town of San Ignacio. Its original name may have been K’an Hix, “Yellow Jaguar”, or alternatively the name of the ruling dynastic lineage. The site is situated on the ridge of a high hill overlooking the Macal River. This vantage point allowed the site to control not only the trade on the river, but the rich, fertile valley to the north. It is located about 6 miles/10 km northeast from the important site of Xunantunich.
The Mayan Ruins of Caracol are located in the Cayo District of Belize. Caracol was one of the most important ancient Maya city-states and played a significant role in the history and politics of the Maya civilization. It is the largest Mayan ruin in Belize and is still an active archaeological site. The site consists of three plaza groups surrounding a central acropolis and two ball courts, along with smaller structures.
