Discover a lost civilisation.

Cadbury World will be turning up the heat one last time for Aztec Weekend from Saturday 16th–Sunday 17th November.

Visitors are invited to explore the origins of the cocoa bean, travelling 100 years back in time to the Aztec Jungle where they will walk through a tropical rainforest and discover the history of chocolate making.

Cadbury World’s crafts marquee will be full of activities inspired by the Aztec tribe including Aztec-style headdress making for children, while Cadbury World staff will be handing out Emperor of the Aztecs, Montezuma’s favourite chilli chocolate drink in the Chocolate Making zone.

Diane Mitchell, marketing manager at Cadbury World, said: “Aztec Weekend is a great way of showing our visitors where chocolate originated from and how it came to be the chocolate we know and love today.

“Back by popular demand, we’ve also recreated the recipe of the famous chilli chocolate mixture that Emperor Montezuma used to drink from his golden goblet, and it will be available for everyone to try – only if you’re brave enough though!”

In addition to Cadbury World’s seasonal activities visitors will also have the chance to explore a whole world of chocolatey fun, from climbing aboard the magical Cadabra ride to meeting the famous Cadbury drumming gorilla in Advertising Avenue and having a go at writing their own name in smooth liquid chocolate in the Demonstration Area.

Following Aztec Weekend, Cadbury World will be getting into the festive spirit with its popular Christmas Celebration weekends. For more information about a visit to Cadbury World, visit www.cadburyworld.co.uk.