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Tikal National Park is a major archaeological site of the ancient Maya civilization, located in the rainforest of northern Petén, Guatemala. It was one of the largest and most important pre-Columbian urban centers of the Maya world.
Site Highlights:

UNESCO World Heritage Site: Declared in 1979 for its outstanding cultural and natural value.

Monumental Structures: Over 3,000 identified structures, including grand pyramids, palaces, ceremonial plazas, and residential areas.

Famous Temples: Notably Temple I (the Great Jaguar Temple) and Temple IV, one of the tallest pre-Columbian structures in the Western Hemisphere.

History: Tikal reached its peak during the Classic Period (c. 200–900 AD) before being mysteriously abandoned in the 10th century.