Toledo is Belize's southern most district. The Toledo district is bordered to the west and south by Guatemala. Its terrain ranges from coastal swamp to rocky hills. It is very rainy and prone to floods. Land developed for agricultural purposes is mostly for rice and banana production. Toledo is strewn with small villages that rely on subsistence farming. The residents of Toledo are mostly Mayan Indians who are direct descendants of the great Mayan civilization which collapsed several hundred years ago. There is an abundance of unexplored and undeveloped country for the adventurous traveler. There are also a number of unexcavated Mayan ruins such as Lubaantun and Nim Li Punit. Major Town: Punta Gorda Land Area: 1795 Sq. Miles Blue Creek Rain Forest Preserve Belize Foundation for Research and Environmental Education Belize Lodge & Excursions St. Charles Inn Tate's Guest House The Lodge at Big Falls Punta Caliente Hotel & Restaurant Kowloon Restaurant Lubaantun Maya Ruin Moho Caye Santa Cruz Falls Visit the cayes The ride to Punta Gorda by road is approximately 4 hours from Belize City. There are scheduled buses leaving each day. There are also scheduled flights on Maya Island Air and Tropic Air. The flight is about 1 hour and costs about US$235.00 round trip.