Tikal is one of the most impressive archaeological sites in the Maya world, featuring towering pyramids and ancient temples nestled in the dense jungle of northern Guatemala. This extraordinary site offers visitors a glimpse into the remarkable civilization of the Maya.
Tikal National Park is a breathtaking archaeological complex that was once a major political and cultural center of the Maya civilization. Located in the Petén Basin region of Guatemala, the site contains over 3,000 structures spread across 16 square kilometers of tropical rainforest. Its massive stone temples rise above the tree canopy, creating a dramatic landscape that showcases the architectural and engineering prowess of the ancient Maya.
Best Time: November to April (dry season)
Time Needed: Full day (6-8 hours)
Entrance: $20-25 USD