The mysterious beauty of ancient Maya monuments

Pyramids of Tikal (Guatemala) – Towering temples rise above the rainforest canopy, evoking awe. – 

Chichen Itza (Mexico) – Home to the Kukulkan Pyramid, an architectural marvel aligned with the equinoxes. – 

Palenque (Mexico) – Known for its intricate carvings and the Tomb of the Red Queen. – 

Copán (Honduras) – Famous for its detailed stelae and the Hieroglyphic Stairway. – 

Uxmal (Mexico) – Features the Pyramid of the Magician, built with rounded corners, rare for Mayan architecture. – 

Calakmul (Mexico) – A vast ancient city hidden within the dense jungle, with twin pyramids. – 

Yaxchilán (Mexico) – Located by the Usumacinta River, known for its elaborate lintels and sculptures. – 

Bonampak (Mexico) – Famous for vivid murals depicting ancient ceremonies and battles. – 

Coba (Mexico) – Home to the tallest Mayan pyramid in the Yucatán Peninsula, Nohoch Mul. – 

 Lamanai (Belize) – A lakeside city with structures reflecting over 3,000 years of continuous habitation.