21. Belize - Belizeans.com - Mailing List Info. For example, the belize culture mails can be filtered to automatically goto its own inbox if mails sent or cc to bzculture@psg.com is received. http://www.belizeans.com/maillist.htm

MAILING LISTS INFO What are Mailing Lists? Internet mailing lists are (usually) just communities of people sharing information via e-mail. For example, people interested in Belize can join a mailing list and discuss issues facing Belize. Belize Reporter - Online version Get news from the Belize Reporter sent to your email box each week day. Click here to join. Belizean Mailing List: A new Mailing List created by Belizeans.com where Belizeans and others interested in Belize can discuss topics on anything about Belize. Since this list is new and looking for new members, people new to the Net can feel comfortable in starting a new tone for discussions. Click here to join! Belize-Culture Mailing List: To join this popular Mailing List: Send an email to bz-culture-request@psg.com and put the word "subscribe" in the body of the email. (No quotes) Follow the confirmation instructions received to unsubscribe. After you've subscribed you may post a message to the list by sending an email to bz-culture@psg.com . Add this address to your email address book. www.belize-development.com

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Global Travel Central American Travel Specialists Over 17 Years of Arranging Dream Holidays (1987 - 2004) BELIZE Including the Islands and Caribbean Coast of Some people spend a lifetime searching for the perfect paradise. For you the search is over... Don't go on Holiday - Have an Adventure! Please take your time and browse our website for: General Information Places of Interest Special Events Discount Flights Hotels, Resorts, Lodges, Villas and Apartments Private Tours with Licensed Guides Our wide range of Tours and Packages Click here to Enter Paradise CLIENT COMMENT: Dear Ann, For as long as we live we will never forget the people, the sights and the adventures we had in Belize & Guatemala. It is without doubt the finest holiday we have ever had. Our travels in Central America were seamless, stress free and perfectly planned. The resorts and hotels were perfect. San Pedro was "Perfectly Caribbean" and ideal for our Wedding. We would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for making this dream possible, and if we decide to return to C.A. we know who we'll be coming to. With our heartfelt best wishes Tel: +44 (0)1268 541732 Fax: +44 (0)1268 541363 E-mail: info@global-travel.co.uk

23. Belize, Central America, Regional, Links : Chelepa! Web Directory Web Pages. Belize! Caribbean travel, reef diving, Mayan culture! Belizean! TheBelize Journal Your guide to belize culture, business, politics and travel. http://www.chelepa.com/travel/links/Regional/Central_America/Belize/

Home Links to Us Add URL Contact Us Belize Regional Central America Categories Arts and Entertainment Business and Economy Education Government ... Weather Web Pages Belize! Caribbean travel, reef diving, Mayan culture! Visit gorgeous mainland cities, towns, interior, meet friendly people! See ancient historic sights, Maya cities, cayes, sea, beaches, coral reefs!... http://www.belizenet.com/ Ah! Belize Belize general information: travel, lodging, tourism, education, real estate, business, culture, news... http://www.ahbelize.com/ BelizeSearch.com, Searching the Internet for Belizean related WebSites, Belize Search Engines, Locate, Directory, Ambergris Caye, Belize Thousands of sites cataloged, a huge indexed repository of Belize on the internet.... http://BelizeSearch.com/ Banana Bank Adventure Rainforest jungle lodge in western Belize. Day trips, birding, trail walks, canoeing, horseback riding in belize or simply relaxing, an outstanding ecotourism experience for travel and vacations.... http://www.bananabankadventure.com/ Belize classifieds - Belize free classifieds, add your classified : Employment, jokes, chat, dating and more.

24. Culture In Belize - Vacation Packages Find the perfect belize culture vacation at GORPtravel, featuring adventuretravel vacation packages from the best tour operators. http://gorptravel.away.com/xnet/search-2.tcl?destination_id=122&activity_id=7900

25. Wauu.DE: Regional: Central America: Belize: Society And Culture http//www.pactbelize.org/. Simply belize culture and peoples of Belize, includingCreole, Garifuna, Mestizo, Mayan, Chinese, Indian and Mennonite peoples. http://www.wauu.de/Regional/Central_America/Belize/Society_and_Culture/

Home Regional Central America Belize : Society and Culture Search DMOZ-Verzeichnis: All Categories Categories Onlye Kategorien: Personal Pages Politics Links: Belize Community Service Alliance Non Profit NGO providing a wide range of social services to the people of the more remote and poor villages of Cayo. http://www.belizealliance.org Belize Council for the Visually Impaired Nonprofit organization helping the visually impaired of Belize lead a better way of life. http://www.bzinternet.com/BCVI/ Belizeans.com Site about Belizeans and Belizean-Americans. http://www.Belizeans.com/ Garifuna World Extensive information on this cultural and ethnic group. http://www.garifuna-world.com/ International Women's Rights Action Watch Overview of Belize and the rights of Belizean Women. http://www.igc.apc.org/iwraw/publications/countries/belize.html Maya Leaders' Alliance Includes facts, activities, staff and description of the project. http://www.geocities.com/mayacomanage MayaViewkeeper MayaViewkeeper, creators of The Living Maya, transports users to the Toledo District in Southern Belize. http://www.mayaviewkeeper.com

26. Belize Hotel inland expeditions in belize, culture of belize, culture in belize, belize culture,exotic, Exotic, cottages, cottages in belize, tours, tours in http://www.specto.co.uk/travel/Belize/search.php?qry=belize hotel

27. Belize -- Culture Overview belize culture Overview. The small population of belize is culturallydiverse. This multiplicity of ethnicities, languages, religions http://expedition.bensenville.lib.il.us/CentralAmerica/Belize/culture.htm

Belize - Culture Overview The small population of Belize is culturally diverse. This multiplicity of ethnicities, languages, religions, modes of dress, cuisines, styles of music, and folklore reflects the cultural mix. There are many ethnically distinct communities, but people of different groups also mix in many social contexts: at work, in schools, and in the political parties that are not ethnically based. Though prejudices exist, there is no history of interethnic violence in Belize. The social class of the people—whether they are poor or middle class—affects whether they will have such amenities as a car or television and influences as well whether their children will complete secondary school. Belizeans who have television watch mostly foreign programs, such as Mexican soap operas and North American sports; and the music they listen to largely reflects the traditions of their ethnic group, though recorded music from the Caribbean and United States is widely enjoyed by young people. One hybrid musical form, “punta rock,” seems to blend Caribbean soca, calypso, and reggae styles with merengue, salsa, and hip-hop. Also popular are the traditional sounds of brukdown—the tapping of assorted bottles, tables, cans, or other objects—an energetic percussion that originated in the logging camps. Some Belizeans are cosmopolitan and communicate by fax and e-mail, but for the average citizen, who is served by poor roads and social services, the nation still feels like a rural frontier.

28. Belize!, Caribbean Travel, Scuba, Mayan Culture: What's New Your guide to belize. Visit exotic mainland cities, towns, interior, meet friendly people! See ancient historic sights, Maya cities, cayes, sea, beaches, coral reefs! Visit belize with. belize Online. belize belize. Photo Gallery. belize Maps. culture. belize Forums. Fotobelize. belize Media. Hotels.belize.com. Search belize.com. Copyright 19952004. belize http://www.belize.com/

Visit Belize with Belize Online Belize.com Travel Belize with extensive articles, photos, and links. Belize.com's "Best of the Web." Home Where To Stay Quick Facts Offshore Banking ... About Us Destinations Ambergris Caye Corozal Orange Walk Belize District ... Mayan Medicine Useful Links Where to Stay Tour Operators Reef and SCUBA Belize Books ... Belize Cuisine More About Travel in Belize Photo Gallery Belize Maps Culture Belize Forums ... Hotels.Belize.com Search Belize.com Belize.com Ltd. All rights reserved. Belize.com and Belize Online are Registered Trademarks of Belize.com Ltd. Belize Links All Trips to Belize Expedition Cruises Cultural Exploration Hiking Sea Kayaking Whitewater Rafting Fishing Multisport Mountain Biking Bicycle Touring What's New Search Our Directory the entire directory only this category More search options Belize Travel Articles and Belize Hotel Directory Miss Belize Universe 2004 new Miss Belize Universe Leila Pandy hails from Corozal. New pictures of Leila in Ecuador at the Miss Universe Pageant including full-size picture suitable for wallpaper.... Real Estate for Sale new For Sale: St. Mathew's Estate - a choice 9 acre parcel only 10 minutes from the capital Belmopan City. Belmopan is rapidly growing with the new U.S. Embassy starting construction this year and the University of Belize opening its doors in September....

29. Website Of The Belize Tourism Board For More Info on. culture belize.net. History Of belize. culture. belize is a country of various culture, language and ethnic groups. http://www.travelbelize.org/cult.html

For More Info on CULTURE Belize.net History Of Belize CULTURE Belize is a country of various culture, language and ethnic groups. Approximately 200,000 people in Belize consist of Creole, Garifuna, Mestizo, Spanish, Maya, English, Mennonite, Lebanese, Chinese, and East Indian. Due to racial harmony and religious tolerance, all of these different elements have mixed and blended successfully, and Belize has gained a widespread reputation for its friendly peoples. One of the most prominent ethnic group is the Creoles, which formed 30% of the population in 2001. Creoles are descendants of the intermingling of the early British settlers with African slaves. More than 40% of the population are Mestizos. They are descendants of mixed blood Mexicans and Yucatec Mayans who fled from Yucatan in the mid 1800's. Another 6.6% of Belize's population are the Garifuna. The Garifuna have their own language and culture. The Yucatec, Mopan and Kekchi are three Amerindians groups which also make up Belize's population. The Chinese, with a population of 6,000 has made distinct communities, as well as the East Indians and the Mennonites. English remains the most common language spoken followed closely by Creole, but Spanish is becoming more widely spoken. The Garifuna , Mayas and Mennonites speak their own language.

30. Belize.Net Search engine and portal site for travel, business, government, education, news, arts and culture information about belize. http://www.belize.net/

31. Belize! Caribbean Travel, Reef Diving, Mayan Culture! Visit gorgeous mainland cities, towns, interior, meet friendly people! See ancient historic sights, Maya cities, cayes, sea, beaches, coral reefs! Calendar of Events. belize Tourism Board. Find a http://www.belizenet.com/

Weather Health Services Virtual Guide Virtual Reality ... Refer Us to Friends Search Belize by Naturalight COUNTRY OVERVIEW - If you have never heard of Belize we invite you to visit this quick summary which includes a large selection of maps WHAT's NEW - We list new and coming additions to this website as well as highlighting some of the special pages to look for information. Sign up for notification via e-mail when this page changes. BELIZE SPECIALS - If you are planning on visiting Belize, this is a must site. Hotels and tour operators will list their best deals here. Why? Check out the website to find out. THE BELIZE FORUMS - This is a special forum for Belizeans, friends of Belize, visitors to Belize and anyone with an interest in this beautiful country. We have multiple forums including travel, real estate, culture and more. You can even start your own forum. You can post comments and inquiries, seek advice, and generally post any message so long as it relates to Belize and its people. NORTHERN BELIZE (June 27, 2003) - Complete information about travel and visiting the northern regions of Belize.

32. Atlas - Belize Map Overview of culture, history, economy, currency, government, people, education and languages. http://www.map.freegk.com/belize/belize.php

Introduction People History Culture ... Communications Legal system Organization Provinces Disputes Belize Introduction Back to Top Belize, independent state, north-eastern Central America, bordered on the north and north-west by Mexico, on the east by the Caribbean Sea, and on the south and west by Guatemala. Belize, until 1973 known as British Honduras, became independent in 1981 and is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. The total area of Belize is 22,965 sq km (8,867 sq mi). The capital city is Belmopan; the largest city and major port is Belize City. Official Name- Belize Capital City- Belmopan Languages- English (official), Spanish, others Official Currency -Belizean Dollar Religions- Catholic, Protestant, others Population- 256,000 Land Area -22,800 sq km (8,803 sq miles) Belize Provinces Back to Top 6 districts; Belize, Cayo, Corozal, Orange Walk, Stann Creek, Toledo Belize People Back to Top Many Belizeans are of mixed ancestry, most of them descendant of immigrants. Mestizos (of mixed Maya Indian and European ancestry) are the largest ethnic group, accounting for more than two-fifths of the population. English-speaking people of largely African and African-European ancestry, who are called Creoles, account for nearly one-third of the population and predominate in the central coastal regions. Mestizos predominate in the more sparsely inhabited interior, along with the Maya, who account for one-ninth of the population. Several thousand Garifuna, formerly called Black Caribs, who are descendants of the Carib Indians and Africans exiled from British colonies in the eastern Caribbean (Lesser Antilles) in the 18th century, live in communities on the south coast. People of European and East Indian ancestry are also present, as are smaller numbers of Chinese, Arabs, and others.

33. Toledo, Belize. Mayas, Tropical Rainforest Vacation. Area information includes history, culture, economy, travel tips and activities. http://www.southernbelize.com/

Search this Site For More Information about: Belize Belize by Naturalight Belize Search Engine Belize Tourism Board Belize Photos ... PACT Can't Find What You Want? Email us your questions, and we will find out what you need to know and email you back. Southern Belize - Maya, Rainforest, Coral Reef Toledo, the southernmost district of Belize, is 1669 square miles of rainforest, mountains, rivers, and Maya Villages. Toledans often refer to their home as "the forgotten land"-it is the least visited destination in Belize. Early morning, Toledo rainforest, Southern Belize As the most sparsely populated and least developed region in the country, Toledo is certainly not for the ordinary tourist. However, for those with the spirit to venture off the beaten track, the natural and cultural diversity of Toledo makes a visit to a Southern Belize an unique adventure. The land is blanketed with some of the most pristine rainforest in Belize. The uplands to the Northwest, consist of the foothills of the Maya Mountains bordered by limestone outcrops - rugged, unexplored territory. The coastal lowlands consist of softer grounds, formed from the flood deposits of the many rivers draining the uplands. Towering riverine forests line the rivers and flood plains, while pine ridge savannahs and mangrove surround coastal lagoons.

34. Cornerstone's Natural Healing Program Information about exploration of the environment of the belizean Rainforest, receiving an introduction to its healing resources. Programs of study of the role natural healing plays in the culture. Located in belize, Central America. http://www.peacecorner.org/healing_.htm

35. Belizean Culture And Music More About Travel in belize Photo Gallery belize Maps culture belizeForums Fotobelize belize Media Hotels.belize.com Search belize.com. http://www.belize.com/culture.html

Visit Belize with Belize Online Belize.com Travel Belize with extensive articles, photos, and links. Belize.com's "Best of the Web." Home Where To Stay Quick Facts Offshore Banking ... About Us Destinations Ambergris Caye Corozal Orange Walk Belize District ... Mayan Medicine Useful Links Where to Stay Tour Operators Reef and SCUBA Belize Books ... Belize Cuisine More About Travel in Belize Photo Gallery Belize Maps Culture Belize Forums ... Hotels.Belize.com Search Belize.com Belize.com Ltd. All rights reserved. Belize.com and Belize Online are Registered Trademarks of Belize.com Ltd. Belize Links All Trips to Belize Expedition Cruises Cultural Exploration Hiking Sea Kayaking Whitewater Rafting Fishing Multisport Mountain Biking Bicycle Touring Belizean Culture and Music Email this article Printer friendly page Because of its diversity, Belize is a cultural wonderland, rich with color and music. Get a preview by visiting the links below. Keep an eye on this page; we'll be presenting more in the coming months!

36. Mostly Maya Dwayne Shreve's budget travel guide to Maya ruins and culture in Southern Mexico, belize, Honduras and El Salvador, including links to local bus and air schedules. http://www.mostlymaya.com/

Mostly Maya; An Exploration of Travel Among the Maya Mostly Maya is dedicated to understanding the culture and archaeology of the Maya. It is also geared to making budget and other travel in the Maya areas and in the ruins in Mesoamerica simpler to arrange. I look for links which are relevant to planning an inexpensive trip via the Internet, but this is best done using the additional advice of a good guide book, such as Lonely Planet or the Rough Guide. I also look for better ways to get to some of the more obscure locations. The site is a hobby and it takes no ads. I note mostly local sources, with a preference for inexpensive hotels, local day trips and other local services. I believe that it is better to deal directly with locally owned businesses where possible, because they are more likely to keep both income and profits within the local economies. I also plug places or services I like while traveling in Maya areas. You will also find pages occasionally add pages for commercial and non-commercial places that I like while traveling, which have no website. See additional information For those of you who were wondering where this website was on the 13th of April, my $18 per year web host forgot that I had renewed last January! There have probably been other times and reasons, but be tolerant. Mostly Maya will be here as long as I am and even longer.

37. Seine Bight History Is Very Rich With Tradition. Garifuna Lessons Are Available A Los Angeles based site that aims to provide a diverse range of information, essays and photos on the Garifuna culture of belize and the diaspora. http://caribs.tripod.com/

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38. NICH and services of institute committed to the preservation of belize's ancient and historical era monuments and artifacts....... http://www.nichbelize.org

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39. Ambergris Caye, Belize, Culture who came from Mexico brought with them their Spanish Language, Catholic and Mexicantraditions and a rich culture. The official language of belize is English http://www.goambergriscaye.com/cult.html

More Information about: Culture Belize by Naturalight Belize Search Engine Belize Culture Books Search this Site Search the Belize.Net Directory Belize's premiere search engine The settlers who came from Mexico brought with them their Spanish Language, Catholic and Mexican traditions and a rich culture. The official language of Belize is English and most islanders speak and understand English but the main language is still Spanish. The Mayan that some of the present settlers' ancestors once spoke in no longer spoken. Islanders also speak Creole; a language or dialect derived from the English language. Due to the influence of Mayan, Creole and English languages most of the islanders speak today what is known as "kitchen Spanish" - informal Spanish that incorporates English, Mayan and Creole words. An example is "pullar". The word comes from the English root "pull" and adds a Spanish suffix "ar". The English definition is "pull". The Mexican settlers also brought with them a distinctly rich culture with traditions comprised of Spanish, Mayan and Catholic elements. Many of these traditions are still followed today. Some such of these is the observance of religious feast days and regulations such as the Lenten Season, an important aspect of Catholicism; regular attendance at Church especially at Easter and Christmas and the celebration of Sacraments. Easter Procession and Novenas (prayers) are spectacular annual events and have the participation of almost the entire local population of San Pedro Town.

40. Travel In Belize City - Belize - Culture - WorldTravelGate.net®- belize City culture. belize is located on the Eastern or Caribbeancoast of Central America, bounded on the north and part of the http://www.americatravelling.net/belize/belize/belize_city_culture.htm

Belize City - Culture B elize is located on the Eastern or Caribbean coast of Central America, bounded on the north and part of the west by Mexico and on the South and the remainder of the West by Guatemala. The inner coastal waters sheltered by the Barrier Reef (the 2nd largest in the world at 180 miles), and are dotted with over 200 islands, atolls and islets called "cayes" extending the entire length of the country. Belize covers approximately 8,866 miles of territory; its mainland is approximately 180 miles long and 68 miles wide at its widest point. Belize City On the mainland, ancient Mayan temples and monuments dating back thousands of years are an archaeologist's fantasyland. With more than 600 Maya cities, Belize is the center of the ancient Maya world and an active participant in the Mundo Maya programme. In the interior, an unspoiled world of lush tropical rain forests awaits you. Here you will find a colourful collage of animal and plant populations, as well as limestone caves, scenic rivers and Maya temples. Belize is home to the world's only jaguar preserve, and the prehistoric tapir, the howler monkey and gentle manatee co-exist in protected environments. Belize City has the only manual swing bridge in the world and is still being swung daily. The oldest Anglican Cathedral Church in Central America, St. John's Cathedral, was built in 1812 from bricks brought as ballast from European sailing ships. Over the years, Government House (now a Museum) was used as an administrative office and living quarters for the governors of Belize. This was built in the early 1800 with a combination of Caribbean Vernacular and English Urban architecture. The Lighthouse monument at Fort George Point towers over the harbour entrance. This was built from money donated to the country by Belize's greatest benefactor - Baron Bliss, the 5th baron of Portugal. At his request, he was entombed in front of the lighthouse which he designed himself prior to his death.

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