Tikal National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and among the largest excavated archaeological areas in the Americas. The site includes rainforest trails inhabited by native animals such as howler monkeys, spider monkeys, toucans, and coatis. It also features ancient Maya causeways, which are raised stone roads that once linked different parts of the city.

180 min

Great Plaza

The ceremonial center of ancient Tikal, bordered by two of its most well-known temples.

30 min

Temple II

Located opposite Temple I, this temple provides a traditional view across the Great Plaza.

10 min

Temple I

One of the most identifiable pyramids at Tikal, constructed as a royal funerary monument.

30 min

Temple IV

The tallest building in Tikal, offering wide views over the jungle canopy.

15 min

Central Acropolis

Extensive complexes of palaces, courtyards, and temples that were once residences for Maya royalty and elite.

10 min