The Rough Guide to the Maya World

The Rough Guide to the Maya World by Peter Eltringham is a comprehensive handbook published by Rough Guides in 2001, featuring 601 pages in English. This edition offers informed advice for exploring the diverse landscapes of the Mayan region, including coral atolls, rainforests, and colonial architecture, providing readers with essential insights into the area’s rich history and culture.
Readers will find practical recommendations on accommodations, dining options, and shopping in local markets, catering to various budgets. The guide emphasizes travel within Latin America, particularly focusing on the Pre-Columbian Era and the unique experiences available in Mexico. This resource is designed to enhance the travel experience for those interested in the Mayan world, making it a valuable companion for both casual tourists and serious explorers.
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This handbook to the Mayan region presents informed advice on exploring the coral atolls, the rainforest and nature reserves and the region’s colonial architecture. Also featured are insider recommendations on where to stay, eat and drink, whatever your budget, plus shopping in the village markets.
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