What should the Garden of Eden look like? You don't have to go to God for this answer, just go to Belize and get a perfect answer. Under the pure and unpolluted sea, there are beautiful traces left by God. The former Mayan civilization also chose Belize, a beautiful place like the Garden of Eden, as the center of the empire, leaving more than 600 majestic ruins to the world.
Belize is less than a two-hour flight from the United States, and its beautiful natural scenery has long been known as the backyard of the United States. Forests and the sea are all the country's backing, and the old proverb "trees in the mountains, fish in the sea" has been synonymous with this ancient land on the Caribbean coast from the moment Spanish explorers discovered the Mayan mountains in the early 16th century.
With 1/3 of the country divided into protected areas, the largest coral reef in the entire Western Hemisphere and dense rainforest, Belize is undoubtedly a true paradise for those who like to be close to nature. Under the dazzling sun of the Caribbean Sea, the shadows of swaying palm trees lean on the clean and beautiful sand, through the turquoise waters, or dive directly into the water, and enjoy the colorful corals and beautiful blue sea with hundreds of fish species on the seabed, which is undoubtedly the best choice to quickly experience the charm of this country.
With hundreds of species of fish enjoying colorful corals and beautiful blue sea, it is undoubtedly the best way to quickly experience the charm of the country.
Belize's most famous tourist attraction is the Blue Grotto. During the Ice Age, many huge cavities formed on the bottom of Belize. Over time, the roof of the cave collapsed, forming a "blue hole" more than 100 meters deep. The world's most exotic diving area has long been a paradise for diving enthusiasts. This deep blue sea surrounded by atoll-shaped coral reefs is home to countless marine plants and a variety of fish. The unique geology of the Blue Grotto allows every diver to enjoy the unique stalactite wonders of the sea in addition to the colorful scenery of the seabed.
Another famous diving destination in Belize is the San Pedro Sea. The seabed is teeming with colourful, shaped corals and slow-flowing seaweed. In addition, the most exciting thing is that you can also see coral reef sharks here. In fact, the reef shark is very friendly, always with its mouth slightly open, as if smiling at the divers around it. These adorable coral reef sharks have become a signature of the area, attracting countless diving enthusiasts to explore.
In Belize, not only is the underwater scenery pleasing to the eye, but fishing enthusiasts can also enjoy a fun-filled casual fishing experience between large and small shoals and reefs.
In addition to sun, sand and the underwater world, Belize, the center of ancient Mayan culture, is home to many abandoned Mayan ruins. In western Belize, near Guatemala, temple towers are hidden among dense redwood trees. In the lush rainforest, the Mayan ruins, which have been abandoned for thousands of years, are still majestic, but they seem out of place with their surroundings. Wandering among the ruins, stepping on the miracles built by the Maya thousands of years ago, brick by brick is full of mysterious feelings, making people admire and sigh at the greatness of ancient civilizations. As Belize's tourism department said, "Although we stand on the remains of the Mayans, we have been stagnant in the study of Maya culture."
Belize's beautiful seaside is lined with beer halls, restaurants and souvenir shops, and the lively Latin dance music on the beach carries the joyful atmosphere of the surrounding crowd with the sea breeze. In this Caribbean country, the mysterious Mayan culture is intertwined with Western civilization, allowing everyone to enjoy a relaxing and enjoyable time.