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The Wanderlust magazine has a great online article about Belize, and since it focuses on sustainability and culture, Cayo is prominently covered. Xunantunich is all over the article, and Actun Tunichil Muknal is highlighted. Definitely worth a read, and they really made a nice online presentation of all the info.
'The San Antonio Women's Cooperative was started by a group of nine Maya women who came together to create sustainable economic opportunities for their community. By producing handcrafted textiles using traditional methods and natural dyes, they preserve their cultural heritage for future generations while also generating income...
Xunantunich, situated in the western Cayo District, offers panoramic views from its imposing main temple, El Castillo. Nearby, Caracol is the largest Maya site in Belize and features impressive architectural feats and a rich history of conflict with neighbouring states.'
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