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蒂卡尔的玛雅遗址,危地马拉 Mayan ruins in Tikal, Guatemala (© THP Creative/Getty Images)

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蒂卡尔的玛雅遗址危地马拉 Mayan ruins in Tikal, Guatemala (© THP Creative/Getty Images)

原力与你同在 May the 4th be with you

星球大战日

原力与你同在!星战宇宙在几十年来一直牵动着影迷的想象力,今天是纪念星球大战的影响力的日子,就像原力一样,在我们身边随处可见。1977年上映的首部星球大战电影将我们带到了一个遥远的星系,让我们认识了一群令人难忘的角色、以及原力明面和黑暗面之间扣人心弦的战斗。星球大战已经扩展到了电视剧、籍、漫画、游乐园以及你可以想象到的任何一种产品。

影迷可能会觉得危地马拉的蒂卡尔古城玛雅遗迹和《星球大战:新希望》中的亚汶四号卫星的反叛军基地非常像。这些现实中的神庙就是电影中亚汶战役的取景地。亚汶战役在星战故事线中有着转折性的意义,星战宇宙中的历法被分为ABY和BBY,也就是亚汶战役前和亚汶战役后。

Star Wars Day

May the Fourth be with you! The 'Star Wars' universe has captured the imagination of fans for decades and its impact, like the 'Force,' is all around us. The original 1977 film introduced us to a galaxy far, far away, a cast of unforgettable characters, and a gripping battle between good and evil. Its reach has since extended to television, books, comics, theme parks, thousands of products, and a day of its own to celebrate the much-loved sci-fi franchise.

Fans might recognize today's image of the Mayan ruins in Tikal, Guatemala, as the rebel base on Yavin 4 from 'Star Wars: A New Hope.' These real-life temples served as a key setting in the cinematic Battle of Yavin, a fight so pivotal in the 'Star Wars' storyline that calendar years in the universe are called ABY or BBY: After the Battle of Yavin or Before the Battle of Yavin.

Semuc Champey自然公园,危地马拉 Semuc Champey nature park in Guatemala (© Joel Sharpe/Getty Images)

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Semuc Champey自然公园危地马拉 Semuc Champey nature park in Guatemala (© Joel Sharpe/Getty Images)

Staircase of turquoise pools

While it's snowy and cold in much of the Northern Hemisphere this time of year, December and January are popular months to visit Guatemala, where the skies are clear, but everything is still green and lush from autumn rains. Nestled in the Guatemalan jungle, Semuc Champey is a hotspot for adventurous tourists. Its name means 'where the river hides under the stones' in Qʼeqchi', a Mayan language spoken by local communities.

Our image showcases the 980-foot natural limestone bridge that crosses over the Cahabón River. Atop the bridge lies a series of stepped turquoise pools—it's a paradise of swimming holes for those intrepid enough to reach this remote locale. Truth be told, word has gotten out that Central Guatemala is an up-and-coming tourist destination, with its stunning natural areas, Mayan ruins, and highland regions. Maybe it's time to plan a trip.