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Orange Walk in Belize is one of the famous cities and a prominent travel destination in this part of the world. Situated in the northern region of the country, Orange Walk attracts plenty of tourists each and every year. The city is also popular by the name of 'sugar city,' as the region is rich in the production of soybeans, honey and sugar.

Orange Walk and its surroundings are dotted with dense jungle, coastal lagoons, rainforests and swaying rivers. The surroundings also boast of rich wild life attracting plenty of wildlife enthusiasts. The city is also famous as the bird lover's paradise, with innumerable species of birds for viewing and taking pictures of.

How to reach Orange Walk in Belize:

The city is only 65 minutes from the capital of the country, Belize City. Tourists can easily hire a car drive all the way to Belize, which just takes 1 and ½ hours. The scenic drive from Belize City to Orange walk, passing through the countryside is really a memorable experience. Tourists can also come by boats to Orange Walk. One-way boats trip from Lamanai takes about 1 and 1/2 hours. One can also come by road from Lamanai, which passes through villages like San Felipe and Yo Creek. Accommodation in Orange Walk in Belize: Orange Walk in Belize boasts of good accommodation facilities. In the jungle areas, tourists can find several comfortable lodges with complete amenities. Two famous are the Chan Chich Lodge and the Lamanai Outpost Lodge. Both these places provide great locations and plenty of nearby attractions.
Famous Places to Visit in and around Orange Walk in Belize:

• The famous Mayan remains of Altun Ha, Lamanai, Cuello, La Milpa, and Nohmul
• Birding watching in the jungles
• Exploring the surrounding jungle
• Going for Boat trips in the New River to observe the wildlife and Lamanai ruins
• Visiting the Sightseeing attractions in the Orange Walk Town, like the attractions like famous Godoy's Orchid Garden which is famous for varieties of orchids
• Going for fishing in the New River
• Visiting the Rio Bravo Conservation area which is run and managed by the Program for Belize.