Orange Walk is a district located in the northern part of Belize, known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse population. The district's capital, also named Orange Walk, is often referred to as "Sugar City" due to its history and economy being deeply tied to the sugar cane industry. The town exudes a laid-back atmosphere with a mix of Spanish and Mayan cultural influences, evident in its cuisine, festivals, and daily life. Visitors to Orange Walk can explore various historical sites, including Mayan ruins such as Lamanai, which is one of the largest and most significant archaeological sites in Belize. The district is also known for its natural beauty, featuring lush tropical forests, wildlife sanctuaries, and scenic rivers. Orange Walk Town serves as a hub for eco-tourism and adventure travel, with opportunities for bird watching, river tours, and nature hikes. The town's main street is lined with local shops, eateries, and markets where one can experience the local flavors and crafts. Despite its small size, Orange Walk boasts a vibrant community spirit and hosts several cultural events throughout the year, celebrating the diverse heritage of its residents.