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Budget Travel Article on Belize’s Chocolate Trail
By Joshua | September 23rd, 2008 | 
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My latest article for Budget Travel:
“Belize’s remote southern Toledo region doesn’t make it onto many tourist itineraries, but it was at the top of mine this summer. The guidebook I write was due for an update, and I was eager to check out reports of chocolate tours in Toledo’s lush hills and valleys….”
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Great to see that toledo district (Belize’s “forgotten district”) is getting more mention these days. It’s one of the few places you can get off the beaten track in Belize. I spent a month wandering around different little villages in the area -what a great experience. I even wrote a bloody thesis on ecotourism in the area. It’s great region - all should visit it! And that chocoloate still tastes damn good….