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Xnaheb is a Mayan ruin city in Toledo District in Belize.

background

It was not until 1984 that the system was properly examined and analyzed for the first time. The architecture examined so far and the texts found suggest a close connection between Nim Li Punit and made this town. Therefore, the dating of the high phase should also fall to the period between 700 and 900 AD. So far only one historical event from 780 AD could be proven.

getting there

By plane

By train

In the street

If you follow the Southern Highway in Toledo District so one cannot miss this site of ruins, since it cuts through Xnaheb in the true sense of the word.

By boat

mobility

Tourist Attractions

  • North group
  • North East Group
  • Central plaza. This stone hill is about 12 meters high.
  • South group
  • Sacbe. This connecting road is a central element of the city and connects Main Plaza, North Group with the South East Group.
  • South East Group
  • Steles. So far 6 steles have been discovered here. These were discovered in the Main Plaza and in the South Group. Particularly interesting here are :.
    • Stela 1. Found in the Main Plaza to the northwest. The representation of a monster can still be seen.
    • Stela 2. Was also found on the Main Plaza in the northwest (directly at Stela 1) and only shows a date. This refers to November 28, 780 AD.

activities

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accommodation

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The Mayan ruins
GuatemalaAguateca·Cival·Dos pilas·El ChalEl Mirador·El Peru·El Zotz·Ixkun·Iximché·Ixlú·Kaminaljuyú·La Corona·Machaquilá.Mixco Viejo·Nakbé·Nakum·Naranjo·Piedras Negras·Quiriguá·Rio Azul.San Bartolo·Seibal·Takalik Abaj·Tayasal·Tikal·Topoxté·Uaxactun·Ucanal·Utatlan·Yaxha·Zaculeu
BelizeAltun Ha·Buenavista del Cayo·Cahal bad luck·Caracol·Cerros·Chan Chich.Chau Hiix.Cuello·El Pilar·La Milpa·Lamanai·Louisville.Lubaantun·Nim Li Punit·Nohmul·Pacbitun·Pook’s Hill·Pusilhá·San Estevan·Santa Rita·Sarteneja·Shipstern·Uxbenká·Uxbentun·Wild Cane Caye·Xnaheb·Xunantunich
MexicoAcanmul·Acanceh·Aké·Balamku·Becán·Bonampak·Calakmul·Chac II·Chacchoben·Chacmultun· Chacalal·Chicanná·Chichen Itza·Chinkultic·Chunhuhub·Chunlimón·Cobá·Comalcalco·Cuca·Culubá·Dsibiltun·Dzibanche·Dzibilchaltún·Dzibilnocac·Edzná·Ek Balam·El Meco·El Tigre·El Rey·Hochob·Hormiguero·Huntichmul·Huntichmul II·Izamal·Jaina·Kabah·Kinichna.Kiuic·Kohunlich·Labná·Lagartero·La Reforma·Malpasito·Maní·Mayapán·Mul chic·Muyil·Nadz Caan·Nocuchich·Nohpat·Oxkintoc·Oxtankah·Palenque·Pechal·Plan de Ayutla·Pomoná·Rio Bec·Sabana Piletas·Santa Rosa Xtampak·Sayil·Tabasqueño·Tancah·Tenam Puente·Tohcok·Toniná·Tulum·Uxmal·Witzinah·Xaman-Ha·Xbalché·Xburrotunich·Xcalumkin·Xcambo·Xcaret·Xel Ha·Xhaxché·Xlabpak·Xkichmook·Xkipché·Xpuhil·Yaxchilan·Yaxuná
El SalvadorCasa Blanca·Cara Sucia·Cihuatán·Ciudad Vieja·Gruta Del Espiritu Santo·Joya de Cerén·Las Marias·San Andrés (El Salvador)·Tazumal
HondurasCopan·Los Higos·Los Naranjos·Rio Amarillo·Travesia
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