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The underground exploration of the Tomb of the Crystal Maiden at Aktun Tunichil Muknal is arguably not for the faint-hearted; but many people have said it was the best thing about their trip to Belize. You will bounce through the interior over 7 miles of very rough road, ploughing through a creek that can be quite deep (depending on how much rain there has been - the bridge was washed away during Tropical Storm Arthur in 2007, and they're still working on its replacement). You will pass orange and grapefruit groves, and other crops, here and there, in ground wrested from some awesome scenery: untamed, thickly wooded hills framing what feels like a valley to the back of beyond.
As long as the tour vehicle doesn't break down under the strain, you will stop only at a farm which is doubling as an archaeological station, where some money changes hands. A little further on the road stops, and from now on you're on foot. For those needing a toilet break, find your own spot, ladies to the left, men to the right. You will be issued with your helmet, your lunch and some additional water, and then it's follow your guide through the jungle time.
To get to the mouth of the cave you walk for about 40 minutes (it's a fairly easy trek, fording a shallow river three times to a fairly crude campsite (known as the Xibalba Hilton (Xibalba - pronounced Shibalba - is the Mayan word for the Underworld). There you hang up your backpack containing your lunch, strap on your helmet and your headlamp, use the facilities (Joke! - it's rainforest to the left and rainforest to the right: the great outdoors is one big toilet), hand over your camera. Leave everything else behind (both hands free and nothing in your pockets) and make your way down the slippery, root-veined slope to the mouth of the cave.
You swim in - it's about thirty feet; non-swimmers can make it around the edge clinging to the guide's backpack - and follow an underground passage through twists and turns for about half a mile, sharing the space with fruit bats, during which time you will be in water sometimes up to your knees and occasionally up to your neck.
Soon after setting off you may get to turn off your light and turn to face the entrance to see a remarkable sight: the profile in stone of a massive, unmistakably Mayan head, which it is easy to imagine is the Rain God Chac looking out towards the entrance to his world from ours. Some guides will keep your lights switched off and let you walk for a hundred meters or so in the pitch dark, just to know what that feels like when one of your key senses is switched off, and you know that you are in a tunnel under the earth, and you can hear and feel the water swirling around you...
After about 20 minutes of this wading (even a little swimming if you're under 5'4"), clambering, squeezing through and sliding down rocks, passing amazing crystalline formations, you reach an escarpment which you climb (about 20 feet) to reach a plateau leading up to a vast underground chamber of cathedral like proportions. It is easy to imagine you are at the entrance of a Hall of the Mountain Kings, or the dwelling place of a God.
It is here that the Maya made ritual sacrifices to the Rain God Chac more than a thousand years ago. This is where you take your shoes off, and follow carefully in the footsteps of the person ahead of you: for you will be threading your way through shards of ancient Mayan pottery, and the calcite encrusted remains of 13 human beings, the majority babies and small children. Your guide will hand you your camera, and create some amazing photo opportunities with his big flashlight.
Stalactites and stalagmites grow at different speeds depending on the conditions; but always, when compared to the human life-cycle, incredibly slowly: so you can only hazard a guess at the millennia it must have taken for the vast columns to have formed in that space. All around you the process is still going on: fantastic shapes writhe and twist down from the ceiling and up from the cavern floor. It's as if a cathedral grew here, with pillars, chandeliers and statuettes. When the naked flame torches of the Maya were flickering in there, and the shadows were flitting and dancing round the walls, it is easy to understand why they thought they were inside the home of a God, in the heart of the Underworld - Xibalba.
After a little more climbing, twisting and squeezing your way to the back of this space, you reach an aluminum ladder roped to the wall. This you climb to reach the end of your journey: a narrow space containing the complete skeleton of an 18 year old girl (The Crystal Maiden), now involved in the rock, legs spread, mouth wide as if frozen in that final scream more than a thousand years ago. What must her life have been like? What must her death have been like?
You come back out the way you went in: retracing your steps, putting your shoes back on, getting back into the water, re-wading that half kilometer (and now you're tired). It is with some relief and a sense of real achievement that you pass the impervious stone Chac to emerge once more into your world, where there is light and warmth, leaving him to his dark domain, adorned with the relics of those left behind for him around 950CE.
By now you will certainly be ready for your lunch, which you liberate from your backpack and consume alongside your munching fellow survivors; after which the trek back to the tour vehicle and dry clothes is a doddle, compared with what you have just been through.
It is an awesome experience that we have seen seven year olds and seventy year olds relish: but you need to be fairly confident in water, not to mind tight squeezes in small places, and to have fairly good knees for the climbing bits. Oh yes, and not to be afraid of the dark...
You will know from the above description whether it is for you or not.
The alternative tour we offer on A.T.M. days is our cultural tour of West Belize. This is a day for learning a great deal about the history, geography, geology, languages and cultures which combine to make Belize such an interesting, vibrant, multicultural and fundamentally harmonious country. Belize is famously multi-cultural, and an example to the world of how perfectly possible it is for people of different racial backgrounds, colours of skin, languages, cultures, religions, philosophies and customs to live peacefully together, learning from each other and deriving strength from the resultant harmonisation of many diverse elements.
Maya mothers and Spanish fathers begat Mestizo children with a blend of their two cultures; Garifuna and Kriol share a common African ancestry and effortlessly blend their cultures and philosophies in a shared determination for equality and standing in the Belizean community. The Mennonites keep themselves separate, but trade and communicate in a relaxed and very efficient fashion with the peoples around them. Taiwanese, Chinese, East Indian, US and European citizens add themselves to the mix and are welcomed by the indigenous population. "Dis jooel is fer evribadi."
Many Belizeans are trilingual. How much better a place the world would be if as children we had all developed such a skill with language. The blend of many human races here mirrors the incredible richness of flora and fauna to be found in its modest 8,647 square miles..
Belize is clearly a country blessed by amazing diversity. You will be given some fascinating glimpses of that diversity, and the creative energy it releases, during this tour.


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Ukraine Poland 5-1 (1-1, 2-0, 2-0)KYIV Ukraines offence wasnt stoppable at the Palace of Sports. Not even by Poland, although the Poles made the host nation concede its first and only goal of the tournament in a 5-1 victory for Ukraine.The Ukrainians will play the next round 7-10 February 2013 in Vojens against host Denmark, Belarus and Slovenia.Poland had the better start into the game. Enjoying a power play after a call for high-sticking against Ruslan Fedotenko, the Poles had the opportunity to build up some pressure.They didnt capitalize on the man advantage, but they scored a minute later. Dariusz Gruszka got the puck that bounced back from the boards and made everything right in front of Ukrainian goalkeeper Yevgen Napnenko to open the scoring at 3:28.Before Ukraine had the opportunity to react, the Poles got new chances to score when Olexander Materukhin was assessed a minor penalty and a few minutes after coming back a five-minute penalty plus game misconduct for boarding against Polish defenceman Michal Kotlorz.An additional minor penalty against Maxym Kvitchenko for delaying the game gave Poland even a 5-on-3 for almost two minutes, but the power play was too weak. Ukraine even had two chances to score on breakaways.After surviving the penalty trouble the Ukrainians, supported by 6,026 fans in the sold-out arena, had the chance to regroup and so they did. With one minute left in the period they capitalized on their first man advantage of the game with Vitali Lyutkevychs goal.The first period they came out pretty hard while we were kind of testing the water, Fedotenko said. They called some penalties. My penalty in the first shift wasnt a good start. But even after the major penalty with the unfortunate bounce in the boards we responded well and killed the penalties and played hard and controlled the game from then on.It paid off to be disciplined since Ukraine scored four of its five goals on a man advantage.Ukraine took over a power play into the second period caused by Mateusz Rompkowski, who continued to play after losing his helmet instead of leaving the ice as stated in the rulebook. 39 Seconds into the middle frame the Ukrainians capitalized on this power play with a goal from Olexander Pobiedonostsev.The host nation had the chance to extend the score with four more power plays in the middle frame, but their entertaining play in front of the Polish net didnt lead to any goals on the man advantage until Maxym Kvitchenko found the net on an even strength situation with 31 seconds left before the intermission.Poland would have needed a goal in the third period as early as possible to retain any hopes of a comeback, but instead they only logged penalty minutes while the home team accepted these invitations to extend the lead.Sergi Varlamov lifted the puck to the top-left corner on a Ukrainian power play at 2:59 of the third period and Kostyantyn Kasyanchuk made it 5-1 on another man advantage with four minutes left in regulation time to destroy any thoughts about a Polish comeback.After winning the event with a 22-1 goal record in three games the Ukrainians will likely not have things so easy for them in the next round in Denmark.And it remains a question mark at this moment whether they can still count on their NHLers Fedotenko and Olexi Ponikarovsky, who play for Ukrainian KHL club Donbass Donetsk while the labour conflict in North America is ongoing.I dont know what will happen tomorrow, Fedotenko said. With me or without me I feel the team is playing pretty well and Im confident they will be successful.Click here for scores, stats and photos.Spain Estonia 5-4 (2-0, 1-1, 2-3)KYIV Spain concludes its Olympic Pre-Qualification campaign with its first win, 5-4 against Estonia.Estonia overcame a 4-1 deficit in the last period and tied the game, but hat trick hero Oriol Boronat netted the puck with 36 seconds left in regulation time for the Spanish win.We played well and won today. Thats cool, the 20-year-old Barcelona native said. It was my first time I played in the Olympic Qualification, so it was a good experience.In the past, Estonia and Spain have been teams that were sometimes too good for the Division II yet not good enough to remain in Division I. Spain went down in 2011 while Estonia earned promotion back to Division I last year thanks to a 5-3 victory over Spain at the Division II tournament in Reykjavik, Iceland, and outshooting the Southern Europeans 64-24.In Kyiv not much reminded of that game when looking onto the ice of the Palace of Sports. The Estonian team lacked of discipline in the beginning of the game. After two straight penalty calls Pablo Muñoz opened the scoring at 9:24 and two minutes later on another man advantage Boronat made it 2-0 forcing Estonias coach Dmitri Medvedev to utilize his time-out.Estonia found back into the game with Riho Embrichs goal at 4:25, but the team from the Baltic nation was suffering again from the toxic combination of taking too many penalties and Spains efficient power play. Boronat scored his second goal of the game on a man advantage from the blueline to restore the two-goal lead two minutes before the second intermission.Adrian Sosa made it a 4-1 lead at 1:49 of the third period, but from then on the play changed. Now it were the Spaniards, who took unnecessary penalties.Dmitri Rodin made use of the first power play of the period with a shot from the blueline at 5:21. Four minutes later Maksim Semjonov cut the deficit to just one goal and after two minutes the Estonians capitalized on a power play with a distance shot from Maksim Ivanov that tied the game up, 4-4.But with 36 seconds left in the period, Spain broke the deadlock when Boronat scored on a breakaway to win the game for his team with his hat trick goal.Both teams will have their next big events in spring. 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