What should I bring to Maya?

1) air tickets \ tickets, passports, ID cards, guidebooks, maps, itineraries, address and telephone contacts; ?

2) Gadgets: mobile phone, camera, film, walkman, battery;

3) Wear clothes, shoes, pajamas, hats, swimsuits, shorts, towels, cosmetics, sunscreen, sunglasses, accessories, toiletries, combs, toothbrushes and toothpaste;

4) Drugs necessary for diet (band-aid for diarrhea and anti-inflammation). Cool oil, oral ulcer medicine, cold medicine), drinks, food, a small amount of fruit.

5) You can bring a few newspapers.

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Introduction of Maya:

The Mayans were actually ancient Americans living in Central America. There are several theories about the origin of Maya: immigrants from a certain country. Or the descendants of the "lost tribe" or even the descendants of aliens.

According to Lan Qi Balaam, Mayan history can be divided into three periods:

(1) The pre-classical period (65438 BC +0500 ~ AD 292) was characterized by the formation of the same root culture of various ethnic groups in China and the United States, the development of agriculture and the beginning of settlement life.

(2) In the classical period (292-900), hieroglyphics, stone tablets and temples began to appear, the central region developed on a large scale, theocracy appeared, and the northern culture developed to the late stage and reached its peak.

(3) In the post-classical period (900 ~ 1527), in its early period (900 ~ 1250), there was a cultural change between the north and the south. The Toltecs reached the central plateau, exercised political rule, imposed their religion, etiquette and customs on the Mayans, and established the Maya city, which was ruled by the Cocoa family. In the northern region, the integration of Mayan culture and Tortek culture produced the famous Mayan pan-civilization. In the later period (1250 ~ 1527), large Maya centers were abandoned one after another, disintegrated politically, and some small towns appeared and fought with each other. 15 19, the general of the Spanish colonial army, H. Cortes, conquered Yucatan Peninsula and Guatemala. Because of their remoteness, the Itza people in Yaska resisted the Spanish colonists and remained autonomous for a long time until 1627, when the whole Maya region was conquered.