
One of the most inspiring and breathtaking views I’ve ever experienced in person was in Guatemala, at the top of Tikal’s Temple IV. While in Belize, I decided to spend my last day by going over the border, and it was so worth it.
It was so still at the top of the temple, and the green horizon so limitless, I felt like I was in the presence of God. Like I could solve any of my worries up there or scream out all my joys. It was an intense, infinite peace and I just didn’t want to leave. In fact, if I lived in Guatemala, I’d find a way to spend time on the top of that temple every week. I need to find my Tikal, right here at home.
Travel writer, Photographer, Guidebook author and Blogger Lily Girma has lived and studied in Africa, Europe and the Americas. In 2008, she left behind a prestigious law career to follow her passion. Her work has been published in various outlets, including CNN Travel, BBC Travel and New York Times Magazine, and her photography commissioned by tourism boards. Her first edition of "MOON BELIZE" travel guidebook is due for publication this Fall 2013 (10th edition, Moon Handbooks by Avalon Travel/Perseus Books). Lily's work reflects a deep love for culture and adventure in all its forms.
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