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Just outside town, on the road to Guatemala, this five-terrace greenhouse is home to over 30 species of local butterflies. -
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Bird lovers visiting Copan might be interested in checking out Macaw Mountain, a pleasant bird park and nature reserve five minutes outside the city. -
On the hilltops overlooking Copan you can find a small archaeological site. Traditionally referred to as the “birthing place”, studies suggest that the Mayans went to this particular place to give birth. -
An hour's bumpy ride north of Copan you can find the pleasant hot springs of Luna Jaguar. -
Don't miss this interesting place just because it is not situated on the main site - as this collection of many original homes offers a great insight into how the Mayans of Copan went about their daily lives. -
This museum is an excellent place to learn more about the Mayan culture. -
This museum has been open on and off since 1999 and was closed until May 2006, to construct a new roof, which is now guaranteed to hold for at least 40 years. -
The Ruins at Copan are believed to have been inhabited by the Maya as early as 1200 BC and are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. -
Yaxha is one of the major Mayan archeological sites in northern Petén and is home to an immense variety of birds due to its proximity to aquifers such as lagoons Yaxha and Sacnab. -
Location: Tikal This is the perfect, all-in-one tour. It’s the best option if you enjoy nature and love to witness the beauty of its daily awakening early in the morning. -
Location: Tikal This tour is ideal for adventurers who only have one day to visit Tikal and who are interested in birdwatching. -
Location: Peninsula Tayasal This tour is perfect for birdwatchers with profound knowledge of birds.
