Jan 2013 - Yaxha, Guatemala
The Mayan ruins at Yaxha are incredible, except they're an hour away from Tikal, so they go pretty much unnoticed. We saw probably 3 or 4 people the whole time we were there!
The ball court
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Lake Yaxha
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The ball court
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Lake Yaxha
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Howler monkey taking a nap
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A temple rising out of the forest
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Temple 216, the main structure at Yaxha
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Howler monkey taking a nap
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A temple rising out of the forest
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Temple 216, the main structure at Yaxha
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A stella, a carved monument with a person and a number of glyphs
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The acropolis
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A stella, a carved monument with a person and a number of glyphs
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The acropolis
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A number of pyramids ready for climbing
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A number of pyramids ready for climbing
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A little, baby spider monkey. How cute!
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A trogon, in the same family as the quetzal
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A howler monkey
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A little, baby spider monkey. How cute!
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A trogon, in the same family as the quetzal
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A howler monkey
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The view of Lake Yaxha from the top of Temple 216
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Temple 216. In the pouring rain |
The view of Lake Yaxha from the top of Temple 216
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Temple 216. In the pouring rain |