Maya lowlands

The Maya Lowlands is a region in Central America, primarily covering parts of modern-day Mexico, Belize, and Guatemala. It is characterized by flat, tropical forests and wetlands. This area was home to the ancient Maya civilization, known for its advanced culture, including impressive cities like Tikal and Copán. The Maya Lowlands were significant for agriculture, relying on crops like maize, beans, and squash. The region's climate and resources supported a complex society with achievements in mathematics, astronomy, and architecture. Today, it remains an important site for archaeology and understanding pre-Columbian history.