To get to the ancient Mayan city of Xunantunich we had to cross the river on a hand-cranked ferry. The site was quite large and the pyramids were pretty impressive with all of the carvings. Because my legs were sore from my caving adventure I did not climb to the top, but Al did and he said the views were great. He took a lot of photos so I could see what I was missing. We spent a couple of hours walking around the site. It was very hot and humid that day and we drank at least three bottles of water. Not too much to say so I will leave it at that.
Tuesday, July 18, 2006
Xunantunich, Ancient Mayan City
To get to the ancient Mayan city of Xunantunich we had to cross the river on a hand-cranked ferry. The site was quite large and the pyramids were pretty impressive with all of the carvings. Because my legs were sore from my caving adventure I did not climb to the top, but Al did and he said the views were great. He took a lot of photos so I could see what I was missing. We spent a couple of hours walking around the site. It was very hot and humid that day and we drank at least three bottles of water. Not too much to say so I will leave it at that.
To get to the ancient Mayan city of Xunantunich we had to cross the river on a hand-cranked ferry. The site was quite large and the pyramids were pretty impressive with all of the carvings. Because my legs were sore from my caving adventure I did not climb to the top, but Al did and he said the views were great. He took a lot of photos so I could see what I was missing. We spent a couple of hours walking around the site. It was very hot and humid that day and we drank at least three bottles of water. Not too much to say so I will leave it at that.
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