Tikal National Park in Guatemala The ancient temples found in Tikal National Park are arguably the most impressive in all of Central America. The park is one of the largest and most impressive archaeological sites of the pre-Columbian Maya civilization. It’s estimated to have had a peak population of 100,000 to 200,000. Tikal National Park is one of […]
Photo of the Week: Mayan Pyramid in Tikal National Park
Mayan Pyramid in Tikal National Park, Guatemala Today’s travel photo was captured while exploring the humid jungles of Guatemala in Central America. The well-preserved Mayan temples and pyramids in Tikal National Park are some of the most impressive in the world, which explains why Tikal was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979 and why it often makes an […]
Sounds of the Jungle – Howler Monkeys in Tikal
We captured video footage of our experience hiking through the jungles of Guatemala’s Tikal National Park – turn up the volume and listen to the thunderous howler monkeys!
Drinking Beer Around the World – Part 12
Part 12 in a Series about memorable moments drinking beer around the world. In this post, we reflect on 10 special beer drinking memories from our travels, including France, Japan, Guatemala and Argentina
Photo of the Week: Pyramids above the Jungle Canopy
If you find yourself in Guatemala exploring the Mayan Pyramids in Tikal National Park, make sure you visit the legendary Temple IV at sunset to experience this outstanding panorama!
3 Reasons Guatemala is much MORE than Tikal
Guest post highlighting the other popular attractions in Guatemala besides the world famous temples and pyramids of Tikal National Park
Pictures of Mayan Pyramids in Tikal National Park, Guatemala
A collection of photos from our trip to Tikal National Park in Guatemala, famous for its ancient Mayan Pyramids and Temples that rise above the lush jungle canopy
The Number One Rule for Travel
What is the number one rule for successful travel in a foreign country? A recent experience in Belize reminded us of the importance of sticting to our rule
