Nim Li Punit Mayan Ruin and The Living Maya Experience: Cultural Immersion in Big Falls Village

Immerse yourself in Mayan culture at Nim Li Punit Mayan Ruin and The Living Maya Experience in Big Falls Village. Learn traditional crafts, explore a Mayan home, and savor authentic Mayan cuisine.

Duration: 6 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • Placencia Municipal Pier - We will be picking guest at there hotel
  • Nim Li Punit (Big Hat) - one Hour Stop At the Mayan Ruin
  • Big Falls Cemetery - stop to do living Mayan Tour
What's Included
  • Bottled water
  • Beverages
  • Transport by air-conditioned minivan
  • Food tasting
What's Not Included
  • Gratuities
  • Transfer From harvest Caye
Additional Information

The Living Maya Experience provides guests with engaging, educational tours to two Mayan residences in Big Falls village, where English is spoken. The Chicas family creates items like hammocks, palm fans, textiles, and other handiwork. The Cals family showcases a conventional Mayan household, decked out with naturally sourced materials, ranging from…

Location
Placencia Municipal Pier
At the Point
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Angelcindy
Feb 28, 2023
EXTREMELY EDUCATIONAL & WORTH DOING!! - This was our 5th Mayan Ruin we have visited. This was a very different kind of ruin as the building don't rise from the ground. More like mounds of sandstones that the Mayans lived on top of. Jimmy, who was our tour guide, was a wealth of knowledge. After the history lesson at the Mayan Ruin we traveled to The Living Maya Experience. This is run by a husband, Cris , and wife, Anita, team. Anita teaches all the information on the culture of clothing, including the Makapal, which they carry the babies in on their head. She then shows the art of crushing caco beans into a chocolate paste (which my husband loved doing). Then you learn the art of crushing corn into the dough that makes tortillas. Cris teaches you about the musical instruments and the vegetation. (Did you know there is a soap berry tree?) After all the knowledge you gather it is time for lunch. A real Mayan treat. Of course a Mayan lunch definatly needs a Mayan beer, Belikin. All of this information was presented in an excellent manner. This was worth doing!
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