Great Plaza of Tikal

The Great Plaza of Tikal is a significant archaeological site located in Guatemala, part of the ancient Maya city of Tikal. This expansive area features impressive structures, including temples and palaces, showcasing the architectural and cultural achievements of the Maya civilization. The plaza served as a central hub for religious, political, and social activities. Notable buildings include Temple I, also known as Temple of the Great Jaguar, and Temple II. Tikal was a major city from around 600 BC to 900 AD and is now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting visitors who are interested in history and archaeology.