A travel photography image gallery from Indiana architectural & travel photographer Jason Humbracht and jhumbracht|photography
Today we took a trip to The Belize Zoo just outside Belize City. One of the better zoos I have visited to date. All the animals are native to Belize, and all are either born there or rescues. It is fairly small but it doesn’t feel that way, and we spent around four hours wandering the grounds. […]
Another Maya ruin site checked off the list! Today it was Cahal Pech, which is only a 10 minute walk uphill from downtown San Ignacio, Belize. It’s quite different from its nearest counterpart, Xunantunich, which is much more open space with El Castillo, the temple, dominating the site. Cahal Pech is one of the more intimate
We toured the Green Iguana Conservation Project yesterday to check out the grounds of the San Ignacio Resort and take pics & learn about the conservation efforts in Belize. This is a great project aimed at informing the public, mainly locals, on the dangers of poaching iguanas in the wild. Our tour guide, Umberto (Bert),
A “cold front” moved through today and brought a bit of intermittent rain, but I was able to take a short drive and snap some pics. Wow this countryside of Belize is so much different from the ones in Michigan…I dig it!! For more on travel photography, go to my post Travel Photography Tips and Planning.
It was probably the hottest day since we have been in Belize, and we took a trip to Clarissa Falls about 5 miles outside of San Ignacio. Facing our fear of the unknown creatures lurking beneath the water, we dove in the Mopan River a bit down river from the small series of falls. We
Our first trip to a Maya ruin in Belize, Xunantunich was spectacular! It was smoking hot in the sun, but we endured the heat in order to climb to the top of El Castillo, at 136 feet it’s Belize’s second tallest structure by only one foot. Xunantunich was first explored in the 1800’s by Dr.
