Belize

 

Belize is a nation on the northeastern shoreline of Central America. It is the main nation in Central America that has English as its official dialect; Belizean Creole (Kriol) and Spanish are likewise usually talked. Belize is verged on the north by Mexico, to the south and west by Guatemala, and to the east by the Caribbean Sea. The Mayan civilization extends above what is presently Belize starting approximately 1500 BC, and prospered there until around 900 AD. The written history of the center and southern areas is commanded via Caracol, an urban political focus that may have backed in excess of Hundred and forty thousand  people. North of the Maya Mountains, the most imperative political focus was Lamanai. In the late standard age of Mayan civilization (600 - 1000 AD), upwards of 1 million individuals may have existed in the region that is presently Belize. Belize is a nation with a rich mixed bag of natural life, in view of its special position between both North and South America, and an extensive variety of atmospheres and environments for plant and creature life. Belize has a tropical atmosphere with claimed wet and dry seasons, in spite of the fact that there are noteworthy varieties in climate designs by district. Temperatures shift as per rise, closeness to the coast, and the directing impacts of the northeast exchange winds off the Caribbean.