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Reasons Why You Should Visit Belize This 2017

Jan 12, 2017 03:50 AM EST

Although Belize is tiny nation in Central America--roughly the size of Massachusetts--this country is blessed with diverse natural ecosystem. The Great Barrier Reef's huge collection of assorted corals and marine life creates a communal respite to any tourist who will visit it. Plus, the Mayan ruins hidden on its lush rainforest will take any traveller back in ancient times.

Belize has a rich history and culture. People here are from different ancestors, adding to the diversity of Belize as a country. Here are some of the reasons why you should visit this beautiful place in 2017.

The U.S. News and World Report website ranked Belize as #1 Best Affordable Winter Vacations. The same site ranked it both number 8 in Best Places to Visit in Central and South America and Best Affordable Vacations in Central and South America. Find out here how the site ranks vacation destinations.

Dangriga and Hopkins Villagethe face of real Belize. It is not the usual commercially tourist tailored-fit destination. It shows Belize indigenous culture and music. It gave birth to the world-famous Punta Rock music genre and a witness to the music's continuous evolution.

You should not leave Belize without seeing one of these. These enchanting ancient landmarks are collection of temples and underground chambers.  The Maya ruins also show rich collections of ancestral Mayan jewelleries, precious stones, pottery, paintings, and intricate stone carvings.

The beautiful beaches. The country's 175 miles stretch of the Caribbean is heaven for beach bummers, snorkelers and divers. Relaxing activity on the beach include sipping young coconut juice while swaying lazily in a hammock tide between two coconut trees. For thrill-seekers, diving at the Great Blue Hole and meet some sharks is a fantastic idea.

Belize is a bewitching country that even Leonardo DiCaprio is bedazzled with its beauty. Travelers Today runs a story about a private mansion the actor owns in Belize.

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