Finding the largest pyramid in the world; La Danta
Finding the largest pyramid in the world; La Danta
A mindful journey specially designed for your personal and spiritual renewal by deeply connecting with the magic of the heart of the Mayan biosphere reserve and the elite Mayan Kan Kingdom.
Curated for those socially and environmentally conscious travelers on a quest of ancient wisdom awaiting its reactivation, and for all the explorers with a high sense of adventure, lovers of mother nature and ancient energies, and the refined taste for the peaceful, and healing experience of visiting Mayan sacred sites. Immerse yourself with the mystic and enigmatic Mayan lost city of El Mirador (one of the most powerful places of transformation on planet earth), and discover where one of humanity's greatest secrets is kept; the impressive Temple of La Danta (the biggest pyramid in Earth’s volume), as you walk and explore the mighty jungle. Learn and engage with the most important city of the great Maya civilisation (actually its ancient headquarters), its flora, fauna, ancient and contemporary myths, legends and traditions, culture, the Mayan calendars, and about yourself (on a higher and deeper level). Travel with your heart and mind open, be receptive to all the life lessons that these sacred lands have for you and feel good because with your presence you are supporting many noble causes that nowadays really matter.
When you have to choose between two roads, ask yourself which of them has a heart? - Whoever selects the Heart path never makes a mistake. Popol Vuh (the Mayans' sacred book).
Tour Highlights!
It’s enigmatic , full of mystery and its a raw crystal in a place where humanity keeps a great secret to reveal. The pyramid represents the religious, economic and social power of one of the first ceremonial cities in America and it is believed that its ancient inhabitants mysteriously left the place approximately 2 thousand years ago.
El Mirador is the site where it was created the first political state of all the Americas, the first superhighway of the world, and the impressive Temple of La Danta; considered the biggest pyramid in Earth’s volume (more giant than Giza, Egypt). It is extremely interesting to try to decode and interpret what was written in stone by the Mayans. The frieze here represents the twin heroes of the Popol Vuh (the sacred Mayan bible) and it is built around 300 years before Christ with limestone and stucco.
Just by being here, at this place, we can try to understand how the ancient Mayans were so deeply connected with nature and the cosmos, since at nightfall the stellar mantle and the stars really seem to be much closer, they look so clear and full of life.
It's fundamental to travel with great intentions and higher purposes for this transformational journey, with your heart and mind open, and be receptive to all the lessons and secrets that these sacred lands have for you.
When walking through the jungle, we had the opportunity to witness several jaguar footprints. We could not see the jaguar, but we could feel it and even smell it. I'll never forget that penetrating and strong smell that remains impregnated in the jungle and now in my subconscious, a totally new smell for me.
I am extremely grateful to life and to the beautiful people who make this wonderful experience a reality. From the people back in the offices, to people in the real action.
This transformational, active and rewarding journey is a very complete one, and there's definitely something for everyone. Personally, I love the contact with the wild nature in powerful energetic places, and on this trip I got it.
Exploring the Mayan jungle during the day is one thing and doing it at night is totally another. Everything changes in the jungle when the night falls, starting with the visibility of your surroundings, the weather, the sounds of mother nature and the energies of the sacred site.
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